Incentivizing forest conservation by strengthening local and global value chains for forest products in Guyana — Phase 1 complete, implementation underway.

A two-year project engaging North American architecture and engineering firms to explore key successes and barriers in unlocking mass timber's potential.

Addressing market and economic barriers for Conservation Timber through engagement, network-building, and targeted capacity-building demonstrations.

A first-of-its-kind guide supporting cities through a step-by-step process to identify the most sustainable wood choices for climate and society.

An event connecting prominent voices in biodiversity conservation with leaders across business, finance, government, and the plural sector at COP15.

An initiative to preserve a New York City landmark sustainably by sourcing its wood from a dedicated tropical forest conservation partnership.

Helping cities connect with and invest in inner, nearby, and faraway forests to improve urban biodiversity, resilience, and global climate outcomes.

Reimagining an LES parking garage with secure bike parking, solar charging, a community rooftop garden, and a range of sustainable urban amenities.

An international competition bringing artists and designers to New York City for a summer-long exhibition of creative public drinking fountain concepts.

A curated gathering bringing artists, designers, and thinkers for an evening of conversation at the intersection of art, faith, and creative culture.

A project to identify, reclaim, recycle, and restore New York City's abandoned bicycles, turning urban waste into an opportunity for sustainability.

A pilot program enabling Ontario property owners to permanently protect forests and wetlands through conservation easements, sustaining local biodiversity.

A declaration urging cities worldwide to place forests and mangroves at the heart of urban development, climate adaptation, and sustainability.

A co-design workshop transforming a London church property into sustainable creative spaces, supporting the city's UNESCO Creative City of Music status.

Using spatial data to identify and prioritize restoration opportunities for maximum climate, biodiversity, and community benefits in forests and landscapes.

A collaboration with Peru's national innovation council to improve social and environmental outcomes of the wood products sector in Pucallpa.

A collaboration with Quito's municipal, indigenous, and craft communities demonstrating the potential of sustainably-sourced eucalyptus in urban design.

Exploring what innovative and rewarding work could incentivize young people to stay in or return to forest communities — the front lines of conservation.

A public plaza upgrading the chaotic entrance to the Williamsburg Bridge, building on the Essex Crossing development to improve the pedestrian experience.

A proposal for the LES BID exploring ways to help small businesses activate an underused site along a lively stretch of Rivington Street in Manhattan.

Expanding the Bowery Mission to Spanish Harlem with a co-designed ground-floor community space, help desk, and professional services clinic.

A three-story floating structure built with sustainably-sourced Brazilian wood, acting as a mobile hub for sociobioeconomy initiatives in the Amazon.

Connecting urban construction projects with sustainable wood through a centralized hub that improves access to certified, high-quality materials.

Supporting cross-sector collaboration to exponentially improve collective impact towards climate targets across forests and the built environment.

Applying systems thinking to strengthen multidisciplinary collaboration, building communities that share knowledge and improve collective outcomes.

Helping cities establish partnerships with tropical forest landscapes and communities for mutual benefit, supporting conservation and restoration goals.

A community co-design process with the Lower East Side BID creating a plan for bicycle parking, street furniture, pedestrian plazas, and tree planting.

A community of practice exploring city infrastructure built with sustainably-sourced wood, bridging forest conservation, climate change, and urban design.

A bio-industrial armature using 40 shipping containers with bioremediation wetland plants and soil to treat sewer overflow in Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal.

Teaching students at the Interlochen Arts Academy to design with forests while building an understanding of conservation and climate responsibility.

A Material Flow Analysis of wood construction in Glasgow, conducted with Metabolic and Glasgow City Council to inform sustainable procurement policy.