ZenTrust · 501(c)(3) Public Charity · EIN 33-4318487

Documenting land systems.
Synthesizing public ecology.
Advancing collective research.

ZenTrust is a 501(c)(3) public charity.

This platform provides open-access research for public understanding.

We do not offer professional advice. We focus on field observations,

literature reviews, and the documentation of regenerative ecological systems.

Recognized as a 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) public charity. View Determination Letter

ZenTrust Mission Pillars

These five pillars guide ZenTrust’s work in restoring ecosystems, uplifting communities, protecting cultural wisdom, and advancing holistic human and planetary wellbeing.

Regenerative Ecology

Research on restoring forests, soils, and watersheds using regenerative science, supporting biodiversity and observing how landscapes recover their natural resilience.

Integrated Health Research

Study of how biological, psychological, social, and meaning-based factors interact in human wellbeing, examining patterns rather than prescribing interventions.

Community Observation

Documentation of how communities develop regenerative livelihoods and shared leadership, observing patterns of resilience and autonomy.

Cultural Documentation

Recording of cultural memory and traditional ecological knowledge, ensuring identity and continuity are documented for future study.

Research Partnerships

Collaboration with aligned researchers, universities, and networks worldwide to share findings and deepen understanding of ecological restoration.

Modern life has created distance from natural systems, each other, and inner life.

ZenTrust studies these patterns through research and public education.

This work documents patterns in landscape recovery and community resilience. These observations reflect ongoing research at the intersection of ecology and human systems.

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Ecosystem Layers Under Study

Observation of canopy, understory, shrubs, herbs, and root systems in syntropic forest research sites.

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Watershed Zones Monitored

Micro-watershed zones observed for self-renewing, drought-resilient ecological behavior patterns.

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Families Documented

Observation of autonomy, dignity, and regenerative livelihood patterns in community research.

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Research Initiatives

Ecological and integrated health research studies underway.

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Hours of Research

Documentation of ecological literacy and integrated health patterns.

Research shows patterns between land health and community patterns.

Each observation strengthens understanding of these connections.

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