Our Approach
We are particularly interested in investigating and resolving environmental and ecological sustainability issues related to agricultural land. We begin our journey by understanding and improving the health of our soils and the means to nurture plant growth through regeneration methods. Regenerative agriculture represents an ideal learning environment for designing systems that effectively manage all farm resources, including agricultural residues and food system waste. Your donations support our programs and outreach efforts, providing active mentorship for aspiring leaders in agribusiness.
Featured Project: The Mokunet Network
We are proud to lead the development of Mokunet and its data governance hub at hawaii.mokunet.us. The platform is being built around a Whole Systems Community Planning Framework that draws on key ISO standards (ISO 14040, ISO 15686, ISO 37122, ISO 14001) for sustainable land development. Our Moku agent work is developing place-based design support — localized project knowledge that will align with life cycle assessment and sustainable development goals as those layers come online.
As part of this initiative, we are committed to introducing and open sourcing green building components based on ASTM and buildingSmart standards. This effort supports the development of sustainable construction practices while making standardized building information modeling (BIM) resources freely available to the community. Our work bridges traditional building standards with modern digital design workflows, promoting transparency and accessibility in green building design.