Redirecting the Course of Humanity

The infrastructure for human habitats (cities) is created through the culmination of buildings. The infrastructure for Forest Ecosystems is created through the culmination of trees. By integrating modern building foundations into harmonious unison with the existing Redwood Forest Ecosystems, a platform is established for linking the Evolutionary Developments of cities with the Natural Evolutionary Developments of wildlife within inhabited ecological habitats. The street life within a city equates to the ground activity that occurs on the surface level of a Forest Ecosystem. Buildings within a city structure the spatial perimeters of the environment for ground activity to take place in the same capacities that trees do for their Forest Ecosystem. Integration of Treehouse Eco-Buildings within the Forest Ecosystem utilizes the natural Spatial Perimeters established within the inhabited Forest Ecosystem for expanding terrestrial access, through Building Developments, to optimize Natural Resource Production and Circulation within the inhabited Forest Ecosystem.  

Eco-Buildings will be customized into unique Micro-Ecosystems promoting the development and flourishment of inhabited ecosystems. Roofing structures will be developed into Prime Habitats structured around the development of currently existing inhabitants within an ecosystem (such as birds, squirrels, chipmunks, salamanders, bats, insects, etc).  An Additional Wildlife Habitat will be integrated beneath the flooring of the Eco-Building to offer two distinct habitat-micro-ecosystems to appeal to the diverse needs of native wildlife species inhabiting the ecosystems within the higher altitudes of the Redwood Trees.    

The establishment of Eco-Building Habitats will enable humanity to become part of a living ecosystem once more. Eco-Building Habitats integrates modern living necessities into pre-existing wildlife habitats to create a symbiotic relationship between the two. These new forms of Human Habitats enable members of our species to coexist with other species of nature in a peaceful and mutually beneficial way. Close collaborations between humanity and the other species of our planet enables for more successful and prosperous relationships to form between us. Human Habitats that promote restricted engagement, singular to communication between our own species, causes extensive psychological damage due to prolonged isolation (commonplace in modern cities). Studies on isolation have shown extensive detriments to the isolated species’ capacity to socialize in healthy and proficient capacities within large congregations. This is currently what our species is facing in relation to the rest of the world. Eco-Building Habitats alleviate sensory deprivation impairments common to modern city environments. 

As we progress into the space age of technology, and inter-planetary and inter-stellar travel become reality, it is paramount that we also develop the social skills needed to engage with potential extraterrestrial lifeforms from advanced civilizations within our galaxy (and beyond). When we do come into contact with other advanced ET lifeforms, they will likely be of a different species, and the capacity for healthy diplomatic communication between inter-species will be required. Without the capacity to communicate peacefully, respectfully, and effectively with other advanced extraterrestrial lifeforms, some with civilizational and technological developments potentially far greater than our own; our species will surely parish (and potentially our entire world along with us). The skill for interspecies diplomacy is naturally obtained by living together in harmony with the diversity of other species inhabiting our origin planet, but the course of doing this has been severely hindered due to the destructive force that has reduced our planet to the brink of near extinction over the past few centuries. There are few remaining places on the North American Continent where neutral ground can be established for developing healthy relationships with other species, relationships based upon shared interests of mutual benefit instead of based upon centering all other lifeforms around the comforts of our own.  

Eco-Village developments will integrate the environmental structure of city environments into harmony with the natural social, cultural, and habitat development of wildlife species within Forest Ecosystems.