Urban Food Forests: How Restoration Ecology Can Transform Our Cities. Rethinking What Urban Landscapes Can Be. Why Conventional Agriculture Isn't Enough. Cities Already Contain Untapped Ecological Potential. Restoration Ecology Meets Food Production. Beyond Food: Building Resilient Communities. Learning from Existing Success Stories. A Pacific Northwest Opportunity. Looking Forward…

Why Restoring Nature Is the Future of Agriculture. Working With Nature Instead of Against It. Healthy Soil Is Climate Infrastructure. Biodiversity Isn't a Luxury—It's Essential. Trees Belong on Working Lands. Designing "Win-Win" Landscapes. Restoration Is an Investment.

Explore my published research paper (July 2026) as part of the Environmental Science Masters program at Oregon State University.

The title of my research paper is:

Integrating Habitat Restoration into Experiential Environmental Science Education: A Case Study of Student Engagement, Systems Thinking, and Ecological Outcomes in a Rural Secondary School

READ THE ABSTRACT HERE!

I planted 100 strawberry plants in my experiment with regenerative agriculture. Many hurdles. I have 7 different varieties of strawberries, including a NATIVE one, that I planted a few months ago. Also, Blueberries, watermelon, mammoth sunflowers, carrots, tomato, basil, thyme, rosemary, sage, pumpkin, beets, purple potatoes, blackberries, raspberries, jalapeños, snap peas, green beans, Yerba mate, currants, and much more!