Our Approach and Philosophy

Sustainable ecological restoration plans and specifications are best developed by individuals who have invested significant time in mastering essential tools, such as chainsaws, drip torches, and backpack sprayers. The creation of a high-quality restoration plan that effectively integrates these implements demands hundreds of hours spent skillfully operating skid steers, tractors, mowers, and seed drills. While there is merit in pursuing certifications, accreditations, and advanced degrees, it is crucial to recognize that practical, real-world experience remains a fundamental prerequisite for developing effective professional plans and specifications. An overemphasis on academic credentials can lead to knowledge that, while impressive in theory, often results in unrealistic, impractical, and unsustainable restoration plans. Therefore, blending theoretical knowledge with practical experience is essential for achieving successful ecological restoration outcomes