Speaking and Media

Topics

Three lanes, depending on the audience. For design and horticulture audiences: regenerative land design, food forest systems, native plant selection, and the practical ecology of residential properties. For business and trades audiences: building a design-build practice, pricing project work, and productizing expertise into remote consulting. For property, finance, and development audiences: land as a productive and appreciating asset, the conservation funding landscape, and what landscape work actually returns.

Formats

Podcast and video interviews, remote or in person. Conference sessions and panels. Half-day and full-day seminars for professional audiences. Hands-on workshops covering planting, design process, or site assessment. Client and community education sessions for developers, land trusts, garden clubs, and professional groups. Remote formats are straightforward to schedule. On-site formats are arranged around project travel where possible.

Working from real projects

Sessions draw on documented work rather than general theory. That includes multi-year estate projects with recorded yield and cost data, conservation program applications carried from site assessment through approval, an ongoing video series documenting a flagship project across several seasons, and a working native plant nursery. The result is material with real numbers attached, which is a different session from one built on principles alone. Where a session calls for it, project documents, site data, and photography can be shared in advance so the material fits the audience rather than arriving generic.

Booking

Use the form below for speaking, podcast, seminar, and press inquiries. Include the audience, format, date window, and location if relevant. Press and podcast requests on a short lead time are flagged and answered first. For design work rather than speaking, the contact page is the right route.