A non-profit whose mission is to build resilient social-ecological networks by catalyzing community science research, education and greenspace initiatives that restore ecosystem services compromised by global change

The New York Phenology Project is a networked community science initiative focused on climate and urbanization impacts on plants and pollinators. The data is connected to both a national and regional database through the USA-National Phenology Network 

A collaboration with the Hawthorne Valley Farmscape and Ecology Program to digitize and make available historic weather and phenology data to track climate change and build community education programs

A collaboration with the USA-National Phenology Network (U of A) University of Maine, University of Vermont, US Forest Service, US National Park Service, and the Northeast Climate Adaptation Science Center to develop tools to support local climate adaptation efforts for land managers on the ground 

Innovative strategic advisory and facilitation services for organizations interested in building networks of capacity for social impact 

Exploring the capacity of private land holdings to contribute to the conservation fabric of a region by restoring native habitat, collecting seed, and supplying sustainably grown and foraged products from the land