Zero Foodprint (ZFP) food businesses and their customers help farmers turn bad carbon into good carbon.
Carbon farming (also called regenerative farming) restores soil biology, which naturally pulls tons of carbon (literally) out of the atmosphere, brings soil back to life, and replenishes nutrients.
ZFP restaurants and other food businesses add a few cents per meal to help farmers implement carbon farming projects through grants from our Restore programs.
Better food. Thriving farms. Restored climate.
The James Beard Foundation named Zero Foodprint as 2020 Humanitarian of the Year.
Over 3 Million gallons
of gas emissions pulled out of the atmosphere so far
Equivalent to a shit-ton of carbon
ZFP Stories
SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Restore Spotlight: Bodega Pastures
For the past forty-one years, Hazel Flett has tended sheep at Bodega Pastures, an intentional community which will be planting hedgerows and applying compost this year with support from a Restore California grant. Originally from the UK, Hazel put down roots in West Sonoma with about 40 people and more than 200 sheep.
New York
Zero Foodprint Named Humanitarian of the Year!
Each year, the James Beard Awards celebrate an individual or organization that has “improved the lives of others and benefited society at large” for the annual award ceremony, often referred to as “the Oscars of food.”
BOULDER COUNTY, COLORADO
Give a Ton: McCauley Family Farm
What if you could pull a ton of greenhouse gas out of the atmosphere and transform it into climate optimism?
In fact, YOU CAN GIVE A TON OF HOPE by helping farmers draw a literal metric ton of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and turn it into healthy soil that’s full of life and rich with carbon.
