
OUR VISION IS TO BRING MORE BIODIVERSITY BACK TO THE PLANET EARTH BY INTEGRATING THE REGENERATIVE POWER OF INSECTS INTO OUR AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS.
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Our Areas of Impact
SOIL HEALTH
Microbial-rich insect manures are a nature-based soil input that can:
restore microbiome health
increase water retention
decrease reliance on synthetic fertilizers
decrease reliance on caustic pesticides for pest abatement
HEALTHY ANIMAL FEED
Larvae as used as animal feed contributes to healthier animals and their habitats. Benefits include:
reduces reliance on wild oceanic sources of fishmeal
increased gut health and immunological benefits in chickens, fish, and dogs
FOOD WASTE REDUCTION
Nature-based Waste Management
Carbon and GHG Recapture
Increase Bioregional:
nutrient cycling
supply chain production
waste recovery
Landfill waste diverted into living systems
Download our white paper on regenerative agriculture.
management team
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Over 12 years of experience in successful start-up management of sustainable food and agriculture companies
Former climate modeler, hydrologist, and agronomist in both public and private sectors for over 5 years
2014 Shark Tank Awardee
Founding member and previous Industry Chair of the Center for Environmental Sustainability Through Insect Farming
MS in Watershed Hydrology from University of Arizona
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Over 20 years of experience leading multi-disciplinary teams on strategic missions, managing large-scale logistics, and overseeing projects from concept to production
BS in Engineering Management, Mechanical Engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point
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Over 12 years of experience in food system sustainability and community resilience
BS in Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems from UC Davis, Project Management certificate from Oregon State University
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Over 10 years of experience managing operations in business development and customer success departments, specifically in the sustainable aquaculture and agriculture industries
BA in Economics, focus on Sustainable Business Development from Lindenwood University
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Over 15 years of sustainable agriculture and architecture experience, bringing expertise in production management, fermentation, and sustainable cultivation of tiny creatures.
BA in History from Northwestern University, Permaculture Design Certification from Oregon State University, Winemaking Certificate from UC Davis Extension
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Over 6 years experience in administrative operations, regulatory compliance, supply chain management, and quality assurance in feed manufacturing.
As Chapul’s representative in the North American Coalition for Insect Agriculture (NACIA), Alexx has fostered invaluable collaboration and learning opportunities between the insect industry and other regulatory bodies.