ECOCULTURE

Raised over $10 million for riparian ecosystem restoration, over $10 million for restoration in the 4-Corners region, and over $14 million for post-fire reforestation efforts, supporting large-scale ecological projects and community engagement.

Implements large-scale reforestation projects globally and in the Southwestern United States, planting millions of trees to conserve biodiversity, strengthen human connections to nature, and restore post-fire landscapes. This includes planting over one million riparian trees across 50+ projects and over 3.5 million trees in post-fire landscapes in the western United States.

Implements large-scale reforestation projects globally and in the Southwestern United States, planting millions of trees to conserve biodiversity, strengthen human connections to nature, and restore post-fire landscapes. This includes planting over 6 million trees in partnership with its network, over 1 million riparian trees across 50+ projects, and over 3.5 million trees in post-fire landscapes.

ECOCULTURE implements large-scale reforestation projects, having planted over 6 million trees directly and facilitating the planting of millions more through a network of over 200 partner NGOs across 28 countries, including the Southwestern United States, the 4-Corners region, and international locations like Vietnam and Malaysia. These projects aim to conserve biodiversity, strengthen human connections to nature, and restore post-fire landscapes and riparian ecosystems.

Implements reforestation projects across the Southwestern United States and internationally, including post-fire landscapes and riparian ecosystems, with a cumulative total of over 10 million trees planted through direct action and a network of over 200 partner NGOs. Projects span Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Vietnam, and Malaysia, including removal of over 1,000 acres of exotic species in the western U.S.

Collaborates with over 20 organizations with proven ecological restoration success and works with over 100 organizations in its tropical network, connecting them to funding, emerging technologies, and new social programs. This also involves facilitating the planting of millions of trees through a network of over 200 partner NGOs and raising over $10 million for ecosystem restoration in the 4-Corners region and riparian ecosystem restoration, as well as over $14 million for post-fire reforestation.

ECOCULTURE collaborates with over 20 organizations with proven ecological restoration success and works with over 100 organizations in its tropical network, connecting them to funding, emerging technologies, and social programs. It also facilitates technology transfer and the formation of regional networks within its global network.

Collaborates with and supports a network of over 200 partner NGOs and over 100 organizations in its tropical network, connecting them to funding opportunities, emerging technologies, and new social programs, and facilitating technology transfer for reforestation projects.

Builds capacity across a global network of over 100 organizations by facilitating connections to funding, technology, and social programs. Collaborates with over 20 organizations with proven restoration success and supports ecosystem restoration through coordinated partnerships and resource mobilization.

Conducts research through the Green Drone program, publishing work in scientific journals on vegetation mapping using drone technology and designing custom dashboards to track school enrollment for STEM education in underserved communities.

Conducts ecological assessments across 28 countries with 87 network members and advances conservation science through drone (UAS) technology, including vegetation mapping published in peer-reviewed journals. Developed a custom dashboard for Green Drone AZ to identify underserved schools needing STEM education.

ECOCULTURE operates several educational programs, including EcoKids, GreenDrone, and the Restoration Certificate Field School, which teach K-12, university, and community college students, particularly tribal and rural community youth, about conservation, natural resource management, GIS, and UAS technologies, and engage them in field-based ecocultural restoration activities.

Operates educational programs including EcoKids, GreenDrone, and the Restoration Certificate Field School, teaching K-12, university, and community college students, particularly tribal and rural community youth, about conservation, natural resource management, GIS, and UAS technologies. These programs engage students in field-based ecocultural restoration and STEM-focused activities.

Operates educational programs including EcoKids, GreenDrone, and the Restoration Certificate Field School, teaching K-12, university, and community college students, particularly tribal and rural community youth, about conservation, natural resource management, and STEM fields like GIS and UAS technologies.

Operates educational programs including EcoKids, GreenDrone, and the Restoration Certificate Field School, engaging over 3,000 students and youth from tribal and rural communities in field-based learning, STEM education, and land stewardship. Programs teach conservation, GIS, UAS (drone) technology, and natural resource management to K-12, university, and community college students.

The organization removes invasive exotic species, having cleared over 1,000 acres in the western United States as part of its ecological restoration efforts.

Removes exotic species from over 1,000 acres in the western United States as part of ecosystem restoration efforts.

Removes exotic species from over 1,000 acres in the western United States as part of ecosystem restoration efforts.

Engages thousands of youth, adult volunteers, and community groups in tree planting activities and community-based restoration projects.

Conducts ecological assessments across 28 countries with 87 network members and performs ecological research experiences at the Sierra Ancha Experimental Forest. This includes testing genetic variation in plant tolerance to global warming through small reforestation projects and contributing to vegetation mapping using drone technology.

The organization conducts ecological assessments across 28 countries with 87 network members and implements small reforestation projects to test genetic variation in plant tolerance to global warming. It also publishes research on vegetation mapping using drone technology, such as work from the Green Drone program in the scientific journal Drones.

Conducts ecological assessments across 28 countries with 87 network members and performs ecological research experiences, such as at the Sierra Ancha Experimental Forest, including testing genetic variation in plant tolerance to global warming.