Posts about the structure, processes, and dynamics of our international organization and its volunteers. working together for global ecological restoration.
Restoring natural systems is hot. We see this in the numbers of initiatives that want to join Ecosystem Restoration Camps. We see this too in the number of initiatives that are emerging around the world. I was listening to a presentation from the World Economic Forum about the 1 Trillion Tree campaign. The presenter made …
The United Nations are about to start on a decade of Ecosystem Restoration. We have ofcourse welcomed this decision, and we have offered the partnership of Ecosystem Restoration Camps worldwide to join in the effort. The United Nations published a draft strategy for the decade and asked for public comment. We, with help from the …
On Thursday 1st November, we launched our new Membership Multiplier Campaign. This is a campaign to inspire our members to reach out to at least three of their loved ones to triple our membership. Our goal is to reach 2,000 members by June 2019. Our movement is only as strong as the strength of its …
Dear Friends: Thanksgiving weekend I was thinking about the growth of the Ecosystem Restoration Movement in the Netherlands. I am beginning to see 5 steps ahead and then the long path to success. First Step: I think the way forward is to join together to create a robust and resilient mass movement where we all …
Update from John D Liu, Founder of Ecosystem Restoration Camps Read More »
Ecosystem Restoration Camps is growing. New camps are getting started and our membership steadily grows. That means we also want to expand our Ecosystem Restoration Camps team, especially on communication. A strong, global restoration movement starts with a strong membership base. We plan to strengthen our membership this year by starting a campaign and by …
Member Chris Keene gave a workshop on Ecosytem Restoration Camps at the Eastern Permaculture Gathering on 31st August Members Kris Deveria and Jurrito Negro from the Netherlands collected several items for the camp in Spain and transported them with their van on their way to Spain A visiting Ecosystem Restoration Camps Member made …
Ecosystem Restoration Camp’s first ever crowdfunding campaign, #LetsRestore, galvanised momentum across the world to crowdsource funding for ecosystem restoration. Our aim was to raise 55,000 euros to undertake the initial processes needed to restore the land and continue to build the camp in our first location, the Murcia region of Spain. We successfully raised over …
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]On behalf of the Supervisory Board, we welcome you to read ERC’s first annual report on our activities. A year ago, the foundation was born and thanks to the involvement of so many great minds and their energy, we are, a year later, proud to share the achievements made so far and the ones …
Currently Ecosystem Restoration Camps has over 400 members from over 30 countries. We are humbled and grateful for your ongoing support, as your membership enables us to build our first camp in Spain, and spread awareness and knowledge of ecosystem restoration in the world. An important question for us is what motivates you to be …
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]I am proud to say we have a great online community. On our website, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Instagram we share messages, images and videos about the community and the camps and in the Facebook group even more people share their knowledge about Ecosystem Restoration as such. But I am convinced that in order to …
