My guest for this episode is Evan Marks, founder of The Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano, California. In addition to the Ecology Center, Evan is also a teacher and designer trained in permaculture and agroecology.
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There’s a little bit of everything in this episode, which I recorded in February of this year. Evan and I talk about his background, the work of the Ecology Center, and practicing our work professionally, including the power of collaboration. Just as we support various functions in the landscape, so should we in our communities as well. Part of The Ecology Center’s success stems from partnerships with other individuals and organizations, as well as from the mission-driven, hands-on focus. Evan and his team work together with the public and private groups to deliver education that is experiential and benefits everyone interested in sustainability. This is taken a step further by offering continuing education in partnership with the local school district to offer continuing education to teachers, which in turn benefits students.
Find out more about Evan and The Ecology Center: theecologycenter.org