We learn about your at-risk site: climate-vulnerable land under key physical assets (e.g. fire-prone transmission line easements with flammable equipment, retention ponds subject to runoff).
Assessment delves into soil, hydrogeology, climate, topography, native ecology, current and best-adapted vegetation, risk-relevant data, and local economic engagement opportunities.
We work with local organizations, practitioners, scientists and communities to tailor a biophilic intervention that mitigates greatest risk factors, provides natural cooling, optimizes for desired design specs (e.g. contaminant remediation, fire-resistance, floodwater absorption), and serves human well-being.
We build collaborative relationships with local input providers (e.g. organic manure & compost producers, wastewater recycling plants), government agencies and municipalities, local restoration practitioners, and nearby communities to execute a collaborative intervention that benefits everyone.