About Us

Everyone has a unique palette of mental, emotional, and practical strengths that shape how we respond when something or someone needs our empathy, attention, or care.

We help people discover and activate those strengths within the environmental conservation movement.

Our Principles

Be kind.

We practice mutual aid and collective care—strengthening the relationships that help us.

Live green.

We practice environmental stewardship and green living—protecting the places that hold us.

Find beauty.

We practice creative expression and radical solidarity—modeling the principles that heal us.

Our Process

Research: We trace the evolution of creative change movements, uncovering new pathways for cultural transformation.

Education: We foster dialogue around human and natural systems, enriching the language and practice of eco-literacy.

Outreach: We share examples of regenerative living, nurturing physical, mental, and emotional pathways toward peace.

Engagement: We model social and environmental stewardship, inspiring the commitment required of future world citizens.

Our Promise

We contribute consulting services through nonprofit-focused pro bono coaching and mentorships. (TIME)

We contribute public resources through Creative Commons licensing and open source access. (PRODUCT)

We contribute charitable funds through percentage-of-sale giving and nonprofit sponsorships. (PROCEEDS)

Our Impact

We envision a world where climate action feels personal, meaningful, and aligned with one’s true nature—a world where every person feels confident engaging in ways that fit who they are, inside and out.

Our Work

We are a research-driven creative institute, grounded in the practical study of human development and lifted by the boundless energy of the environmental arts.

We operate through interdisciplinary program and production hubs, inspired by the pioneering work of 20th century era conservation centers and service corps.

Our World

We are a social enterprise, collaborating with impact individuals and organizations to balance profit and purpose and bridge the gap between public and private service.

Our Partners

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A person standing on mossy rocks at the beach, facing the ocean, wearing a gray sweater, black skirt, and a red and black hat.

Climate Reality Project

Climate Reality brings eco-minded citizens across continents together through social media, on-the-ground events, global broadcasts, and other initiatives. We contribute to this effort by offering public presentations at no cost for schools, faith communities, and other groups wanting to advocate for climate action.

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Close-up of a potted spider plant with green and white striped leaves, with partial text "pledge 1%" visible at the bottom.

Pledge 1%

Pledge 1% inspires, educates, and empowers every company to be a force for good by leveraging their unique assets to support their communities. We contribute to this effort by offering the majority of our education and outreach resources for free and accessible use through Creative Commons licensing.

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A blue ocean with waves and a sky with some clouds, alongside a graphic stating '1% for the Planet'.

1% for the Planet

1% for the Planet is a global network of businesses and impact organizations inspiring commitment and action so that our planet and future generations thrive. We contribute to this effort by giving at least 1% of our annual sales to nonprofit organizations and NGOs dedicated to advancing ecological literacy.

Our Founder

Heather I. Succio, MSEd.

Heather is a fervent advocate for the common good and an expert builder of both analog and digitally driven human factor solutions. She provided learning strategy and technology consulting services for several U.S. state and federal government education and outreach agencies serving the Affordable Care Act, Emergency Response, Employment and Economic Development, Environmental Protection, and Housing Finance. She also served as a Board Member for several non-profits, including the Girl Scouts of the USA.

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