Mission Statement
Distribute 1 Million Plants While Studying Them
Being in the field of agriculture from ages 8-20, 24-30 & current allowed me to find passion through plants. In my years away from the field, I got to experience the admin side of corporate businesses. I grew up on a horticultural field which gave me room to play with dirt while climbing rocks & enjoying the flowers. The rain was always exciting to see. The water would flow & create rivers (truly streams) with waterfalls that I got to play in. In the year of 2023, I branched out by starting this website for informational & marketing purposes. This website is aimed to one day serve as a non-profit marketer in order to promote health & wellness for the community by providing science-based evidence of natural remedies. This platform will provide information, resources, & contacts to the community using an open forum to share thoughts or ideas. The goal is to be one of the Native center points for you & I, as we work together on reconnecting aspects of Mother Earth. I have set a goal to help distribute 1M plants by the end year of 2027. I have so far discovered about 800-1,000 plant nurseries in SoCal. By the end of 2026, I should be done venturing NorCal & AZ as well. I distribute plants working with nurseries throughout my day to day 'job.' My goal is to connect you with these nurseries & providing insight to the plants. I hope to share with you & those to come the everlasting magic of plants as I was awakened to it as a child. Nature is magical & always nurturing.
Fighting Global Warming
Every year, we experience fires burning down masses of plants. Plants give us air to breathe. Not all plants that burn down are able to replace themselves. We, humans, also tend to tear down plants in order to build structures & cities. Distributing plants to other nurseries, landscapers, & homeowners helps rebuild our surroundings. Scientists have reported about one third of Earth’s animal and plant species will become extinct due to the rate of the climate change for the coming years of 2050-2070. This will leave a large portion of Earth inhabitable for humans in 2050 according to NASA. That is only about a few decades away meaning those who come after us will be having to fight for survival. Many others around the world are doing their part to fight global warming in different ways for the sake of my generation & the generations to come. There are those who help sanitize the waters while there are those who purify air, & those who help put out fires. Together we fight for the sustainable future within our Mother Earth.
Installing Aquaponics in Homeowner's Backyards
Back in 2012, I attended an engineering class held by Mr. Towne, who was also my swim coach. He introduced aquaponics to his classrooms giving his students hands on experience with building an aquaponic structure. He also gave us turns to help with the maintenance side. Aquaponics is a self-ecosystem made up of plants, water, & fish. These systems can be used to grow veggies & fish for meat. My design will include an enclosure made with Alumawood. Alumawood material consists of hollow metal sheets shaped into cut-wood, finished with a coated imprint that gives a wood-like texture. Alumawood lasts longer than wood & gives a cleaner look which is why it is also HOA approved. Installations would be the first route to create. Second route would be for an instructor to help teach household members on how to maintain the system. The third route would be for maintenance calls. Donated leftover food from households would go to the nonprofits like 'Safehouse in Riverside,' who help guide the young while homing children in need. Tests on the system are aimed to be finalized by 2027 with hopes of the first route to be initiated then.