Participants assist graduate and faculty-led research by collecting field data, documenting trials, and supporting on-site experiments related to soil regeneration, fungal systems, and agroecological design.

Students gain hands-on experience in gourmet and functional mushroom production, including substrate preparation, fruiting conditions, harvest timing, and quality assessment under controlled environments. video of the product. 

Students engage in the design, management, and observation of syntropic and agroforestry systems, focusing on plant succession, biomass cycling, and long-term soil building in subtropical environments.

This internship supports farm tours, workshops, and public-facing education. Students help translate complex regenerative practices into accessible materials for visitors, community partners, and academic audiences.

Focused on day-to-day farm systems, this role supports harvest logistics, infrastructure maintenance, and adaptive management practices that keep regenerative production functional and scalable. 

This internship centers on soil biology, organic matter dynamics, and the use of vermicompost and compost teas as regenerative inputs. Participants assist with sampling, application timing, and field observations.