Partner Organizations

Make It

Through collaboration with a diverse network, the Green Wine Initiative advances sustainable, regenerative agriculture practices. Our partners’ expertise, resources, and credibility help us amplify impact.

Disclaimer: Inclusion is based on publicly available information and does not imply endorsement. Outcomes may vary depending on implementation and context.

  • Bee Friendly Farming (Global)

    Bee Friendly Farming certifies farms that aim to provide habitats supportive of pollinators and biodiversity. Their programs guide growers in creating landscapes that support biodiversity while promoting practices that contribute to sustainable agriculture.

  • Biodyvin (France and International)

    Biodyvin is a network of biodynamic wine producers committed to ecological and holistic viticulture practices. They provide certification and guidance for wineries seeking to farm in harmony with the earth and respect natural rhythms.

  • Kiss the Ground (USA)

    Kiss the Ground is a nonprofit movement advocating regenerative agriculture, aiming to support environmental stewardship and soil health. Through education and partnerships, they provide resources and guidance to farmers and communities interested in practices that may support ecosystem health.

  • Napa Green (Napa Valley, USA)

    A sustainability program in Napa Valley, Napa Green certifies wineries and vineyards that meet the organization’s defined standards for environmental and social responsibility. Their initiatives promote energy efficiency, water conservation, and community engagement across the wine industry.

  • Regenerative Agriculture Alliance (Global)

    The Regenerative Agriculture Alliance supports farmers, ranchers, and businesses in adopting regenerative practices that aim to support the soil, water, and biodiversity. They offer resources, networking, and policy advocacy to scale regenerative systems worldwide.

  • Regenerative Agriculture Summit (Global)

    The Regenerative Agriculture Summit convenes farmers, scientists, and thought leaders to share innovations in regenerative land management. It highlights practical strategies, research, and collaborations to accelerate sustainable food and farming systems.

  • Regenerative Organic Alliance (USA)

    The Regenerative Organic Alliance offers certification for farms and products according to its standards, which focus on soil health, animal welfare, and social fairness. Their approach integrates regenerative agriculture with organic and fair trade principles to create a holistic food system.

  • Slow Food Slow Wine Coalition (Italy and Global)

    The Slow Wine Coalition is part of Slow Food’s global network, promoting wines made with attention to tradition, sustainability, and local culture. Their members support biodiversity, environmentally responsible practices, and authentic terroir expression.

  • Sustainable Wine Roundtable (Global)

    The Sustainable Wine Roundtable brings together wineries, vineyards, and industry organizations to share best practices for sustainability. Their collaborative approach emphasizes environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and economic resilience in wine production.

  • The Porto Protocol (Global)

    The Porto Protocol is a platform for business leaders and stakeholders to commit to climate-positive and sustainable practices. Through partnerships and knowledge-sharing, they offer assistance to organizations to measure, reduce, and offset their environmental impact.

  • The Regenerative Viticulture Foundation (Global)

    The Regenerative Viticulture Foundation promotes regenerative practices specifically in vineyards, focusing on soil health, biodiversity, and ecosystem resilience. Their initiatives provide resources to support growers in exploring more sustainable and potentially profitable practices.

  • The World Living Soils Forum (Global)

    The World Living Soils Forum is an international platform dedicated to raising awareness of soil health and regenerative practices. By connecting scientists, farmers, and policymakers, it fosters solutions to preserve and protect the planet’s living soils.