What do we do?
By finding inspiration at the intersection of Traditional Indigenous Knowledge & Biomimicry, we introduce Earth’s Wisdom into human organizations by design.
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As Regenerative Journey Companions, we bring fitting and catalyzing wisdom tools and methodologies, expert life-centered thinkers, doers and beings, consultants, analysts, and research service providers needed in the pilgrimage to Earth-Centeredness.
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As Life Connectors, we create Gatherings with the conditions for the emergence of unique rooting conversations and experiences.
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As Earth’s Stewards, we provide Training to form experts on how to identify and open Earth’s Wisdom flows in different parts of a system.
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As Community Weavers, we design and grow Earth-First Networks in Web2 & Web3 spaces.
Vision
DWE envisions a world where Life is brought back to the center of all human activity and the wholesome of our specie's activity serves Life on Earth.
Mision
To actively contribute to the emergence of Earth-centered organizations and life-aligned governance, finding inspiration at the intersection of Indigenous Wisdom and Biomimicry.
Purpose
To reveal Earth’s Wisdom and support those applying it.
We support Nature by facilitating human constructs’ transition towards being in service of life-supporting planetary systems, by listening to the Earth’s Wisdom visible through science, indigenous peoples, and personal intimacy with Nature.
What’s being said?
““DWE has the potential to include Earth leadership in board and management of thousands of large companies!””
“This (DWE) regenerative approach has influenced our sustainability strategy and most of the initiatives that we led in 2021. It is also one of the reasons why we updated our Code of Ethics, and was the trigger to start setting up a Sustainable Supply Chain Management System. This new approach has been adopted by other initiatives, such as the employee assistance program, focused on personal development and social value creation. The same applies to environmental projects, such as carbon footprint, life cycle assessments, and the introduction of new materials and equipment that will help us generate a positive impact on our planet. Considering this commitment to regeneration, we have developed a sustainability strategy with 22 action lines that lie within our 5 sustainability pillars: circular economy, innovation, environment, people & society, and governance. Now rather than focusing on minimizing the negative impacts of our activities, our actions strive to build a net positive business and bring systemic change, whilst incorporating regenerative principles.”
“I remain impressed by DWE. I especially appreciate the “Cosmovision Lab.” Too few are talking about worldview, yet the scholarship is emerging showing it may be the missing link necessary for sustainability.”