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Imagining and shaping ecological futures through research, culture, and design

 

With credentials in environmental design / social design, I work with universities, cities, cultural institutions, and NGOs to help imagine viable, inspiring ecological futures—and to communicate those futures in ways that engage real publics.

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My work brings together environmental design, urban horticulture, science communication, and creative methods, combining rigorous research with visual, narrative, and participatory approaches.

 

Ways We Can Work Together

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For Educators: Urban Futures & City Visioning, Scenario-building, plants-in-the-city workshops, youth programmes, and advisory work exploring long-term ecological futures for cities and communities, curriculum design, workshops, and creative future-thinking projects for schools and international education networks.

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For Universities & Research Centers: research collaborations, short teaching residencies, and methodological workshops (including the unique methods I invented: the "Ecomimicry" method, the "Ecotopia 2121" method, and the "Literary Method of Urban Design").

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For Museums, Art Galleries & Cultural Institutions: Exhibitions, public programmes, curatorial collaboration, and future-oriented cultural projects, with or without public talks & oublic workshops.
 

For Business and Government and NGOs: Keynotes, lectures, and public conversations on climate, cities, imagination, and ecological transition, Wide-scope education & youth engagement programmes.

 

For Individuals: Create your own little Ecotopia -- in your home or office by purchasing a house plant from our co-sponsors at Garden Shed. If we all follow this 'one-plant-at-a-time' ethos, then our cities will surely grow Greener over time.

 

How Projects Work

 

Engagements may be short-term or long-term and are tailored to institutional needs, contexts, and budgets. I work internationally and collaboratively.

 

Get in Touch

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​If you’re interested in collaborating or exploring a possible project, I’d be very happy to hear from you.

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