/ ēkō sä fi kəlCHər /

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"An adaptive concept for encouraging restorative ecological and social equity practices within our food systems, landscapes, and urban environments through emergent, interdisciplinary appreciation and application of the full spectrum of both human experience and environmental knowledge by merging traditional and contemporary ecological and agricultural sciences with the insights of human ecology and the ethics

of regenerative economics, intersectional environmentalism, and universal access design; with the goal of providing novel, synergistic     solutions to the prevailing cultural deficits that simultaneously challenge the preservation of both biodiversity and human rights."

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In contrast to the prevailing cultures of contemporary land management, it is our firm conviction that ensuring equal rights of participation to all demographics and the prioritization of restoring endemic biodiversity in tandem with universal design that accommodates the full diversity of human ecology are not only vital to the creation of an ethical culture that embraces and restores both human dignity and environmental stability, but also a limitless source of novel environmental solutions, cross-cultural healing, and resilience against the challenges of our collective future.

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Through intentional appreciation, understanding, and respect for our shared ecology and others are we be able to

participate in the creation of regenerative environments and culture that can better provide for us all.