Elinor Kwitney Stapylton · M.S. Biomimicry, Arizona State University · B.A. Biology & Environmental Studies, Bard College · Certified Sustainable Construction, Earthship Biotecture
Research & Development of Essential Service Solutions
Research, development, and education on solutions for meeting our essential needs for living through earthship biotecture, biomimicry, and bio-utilization to partner with nature for intentional place-based solutions.
Native Ecology Conservation and Landscape Design
Land stewardship and watershed management practices related to bioregional habitat conservation for the preservation of native food web dynamics through diverse community science programs.
Scientific Illustration & Art
Careful observation through art as a critical scientific skill — using all-natural earthen pigments crafted by Indigenous artists at Beam Paints to create intentional conservation art.
Nature Journaling for Nature-Based Solutions
Taking lessons from nature through artistic journaling to implement place-based, intentional solutions for resilience across interdisciplinary fields.
Invasive Species Research and Land Stewardship
Early detection surveys and observations for invasive species dynamics — understanding lifecycle and invasion pathways to protect native communities.
Workshops & Events
Hands-on educational workshops on Earthship ecology, sustainable construction, and nature-based solutions.