A little about me
I try to spend my time focussed on projects for the future of life on Earth.
I don’t have a governing board, but if I did, I'd want it to be a lantern fish, a few weaver birds, me, and a big lump of moss… and to be honest, I’d probably hold my tongue.
I don't love writing about myself, and so what I have for you are this picture of my dog and two bios written by Polly Gregson at the Eden Project.
One is serious, the other not. It's hard to tell which is which these days!
Two videos
My YouTube is full of short videos, but for now, here’s a TEDx I gave from a bubbly bathtub, and a quick video about why I do what I do.
My work
In the words of Rob Hopkins "I've been to the future – we won!".
We can, and believe that we will, overcome the systemic problems destroying our living world. We will regenerate and rewild.
The future we build together will be healthier and wealthier. It'll thrive with the living nature we all depend upon: fresh air, clean water, rich soils.
We will make it so.
I firmly believe that, when enough of us with the relative privilege and capacity to do so make active choices to serve those without a voice and those yet-to-be-born, we forge forwards.
And so I do my work trusting that it's a small arc of a much larger global circle – of good folks working towards a flourishing future for humans and the rest of nature.
For my part, this takes me into education, technology, governance, economics, (dis)information, politics and systems science.
There’s much to do – as there always will be!
Friends & Supporters
