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// Agroecology
Practices of earthworks, contour terracing, and agroforestry plantings designed to restore degraded landscapes.
Agroforestry systems provide food and forage, shade and structure, all while building long-term resilience in the land.
Project scopes include on-the-ground planting tasks and community programming, to project management, grant writing, client coordination, and partnership cultivation.
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// Regenerative & Organic Agriculture
Practices focused on soil health, biodiversity, and food production across land-based systems.
Growing both in market and commercial scales, these farms produce nutrient-dense food for thousands of people, both distributed in the wholesale market and donated to community organizations.
Project scopes include growing in forest gardens and chefs’ gardens to cultivated farm fields with integrated livestock. These projects touch many aspects of farming from the field to the fork.
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// Experiential Design
Land-based luxury retreats curated with a focus on conservation and immersive guest experiences.
Projects include an agritourism farm in NY and remote destination sites in the Caribbean and South America.
Project scopes involve planning administration, event programming, and plant curating.
[Photos intentionally maintain privacy of each property.]
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// Design & Install
Botanical and spatial installations ranging from floral design to living walls and large-scale container plantings. Installations emphasize seasonality, material presence, and ecological form within built environments.
Partnerships were established for each project that was a temporary installation, with botanic gardens, city parks, and local nonprofits for plant & material donations post-events to support closed-loop sustainability initiatives.
Project scopes include management, design, & installation of structures, plants, florals, & creative elements.
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// Community Collaborations
Formative, community-based projects developed through mentorship and shared stewardship.
These are the projects and organizations that have taught me and shaped my philosophy on growing food and stewarding land.
These relationships were established during collaborative planting efforts, volunteer initiatives, and educational workshops, providing grounding in place-based learning.
Some of the most important collaborations of my never-ending training, these projects continue to shape an enduring approach to land, community, and ecological care.
Recognition
Every project was built by numerous people relentlessly committed to creativity, community, and stewardship.
This note is a modest recognition of them all, from mentor to teammate, whose shared ideas, access, and partnership continue to make this work possible.
And to the land; to those who stewarded long before me.
Photos are credited to the project owner, as noted with each scope where I contributed.