A study of how applying multiple frames—scientific, social, economic, but also a sacred frame that highlights cultural and ethical significance—can enhance conservation management.
A set of design principles to help conference organizers to build conferences that enable high quality, creative, relational and ethical sustainability science.
A theory of the importance of eco-rituals and their social, environmental, cultural, and spiritual significance;
An analysis of the ethics, and potential significance, of de-extinction technology;
An innovative model for twinning biological sciences with consideration of the cultural, spiritual, and philosophical significance of the animals and plants with whom we share life on this planet.
A new proposal for establishing the rights of nature.

We are also working to develop a formal protocol for collaboration and co-writing.