Something New

Some things are not ready to be consumed at scale.

I created a webpage which acts as a living sketch of the work I am building across land, governance, culture, and care. It maps how different projects, practices, and partnerships relate to each other, not as a portfolio, but as an ecology. This page exists for people who have already been in conversation with me and asked the natural next question: how does all of this connect?

The Ecosystem

For now, it is password protected by design.

This work lives in what I think of as threshold ecology. Thresholds are not endpoints. They are liminal zones where systems are unstable, adaptive, and alive. In ecology, thresholds mark moments when an environment shifts, sometimes quietly, sometimes all at once. The old patterns stop holding. New ones have not fully formed yet. Care, attention, and restraint matter here.

The same is true of social systems, organizations, and land-based work.

When ideas are shared too early or too broadly, they risk being stripped of nuance, copied without accountability, or optimized for speed instead of integrity. Threshold work requires slower witnessing. It asks for relationship before replication. It asks people to step across with intention, not entitlement.

This page is not hidden. It is held.

It is meant to be entered with context, curiosity, and a willingness to sit with complexity. If you have the key, it means we have already shared enough ground for this to be useful rather than extractive. It means you are not just looking at outcomes, but at conditions. Not just what exists, but how it is being grown.

Eventually, this will be public. Thresholds are not permanent gates. They are crossings. But for now, this space exists to build shared understanding of the future I am actively working toward, before it hardens into something fixed.

If you are here and curious, that curiosity is the point.

If you want access, reach out.

Conversations are the key.