Stewardship

Our work is to serve the planet to continue to support human life. We have served government agencies, INGOs and private land holders around the globe. When we look at a region from a higher elevation we can see aspect not apparent on the ground and vise versa. Planet is the first lense through which we look at projects and one we return too often in the process.

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We have helped create resource stewardship plans for private properties from 200 acres to 2000 Acres. We have helped build villages in greater harmony with lands around them. We have helped to integrate operational sustainability into refugee camps and post disaster recovery scenarios and have worked across sectors to create educational curriculums to help teams integrate sustainable building strategies.

Las Alturas, Costa Rica on the Left is an ecoliogical preserve IN a severely deforested region near the border with Panama.

Fire Vulnerable, Forested residential area in Unceded Coastal Miwok territory, Sonoma co, Califonia

Currently dormant but recently active, the Arenal Volcano looms in the distance in La Fortuna Province Costa Rica

Deep in the rich Bamboo Forests of Central Costa Rica

Subject to season flooding, Phoudindaeng Organic Farm 2002, A Mulberry farm located along the Nam Song River, Vang Vieng Laos PDR

Densely populated areas Of Port au Prince Haiti following the devastating 2010 earthquake.

Inside Delmas 33, the densely packed urban center of Port au Prince Haiti. Image was taken months after the 2010. Earthquake. It took months for the air to clear from the dense dust of fallen buildings.

Damage from the Almeda Fire in Talent Oregon.

In a region subject to flooding, A small Bamboo holding in Northern Bangladesh, these small family holdings are common in the country.

Vulnerable to landslides from deforestation, Vetiver Grass lines steep temporary bamboo retaining walls in Kutapalong Refugee Camp, Bangladesh.

Vegetable plots line the valley floors in the lower lying flood prone areas of Kutapalong refugee camp, Bangladesh.