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An inquiry and collaboration for ecocentric futures.
At Ecocentric Futures, we invite a shift in how research, leadership, policy, and community are imagined — towards futures that serve both people and the planet. With humility and through shared journeys of learning we support researchers, practitioners and professionals to explore and enact ecocentric ways of being and doing.
What are regenerative dynamics? Why are they important? Where can we see examples of them? And how could we encourage their emergence?
We’ve tried to answer these questions in Ecocentric Futures’ latest guide: An introduction to regenerative dynamics.
Complementing our guide to Tools for regenerative practice, this new guide focuses on more conceptual understandings of regenerative dynamics, as well as a global tour of 25 case studies that demonstrate aspects of regenerative dynamics.
An entry point to understanding regenerative dynamics – both conceptually and in practice.
About our initiative
Ecocentric Futures is a collective of researchers and practitioners dedicated to exploring how ecocentric consciousness, deeper connections with nature, knowledge systems, and future-oriented design can reshape the ways we live, learn, and lead.
Based in the Department of Environment and Geography at the University of York, we bring together curious individuals working to reimagine human systems in alignment with the living world. We believe transformation begins with recognising our interdependence with the ecosystems around us and designing our institutions, policies, and practices to reflect this relationship.
Through our research, tools, and storytelling, Ecocentric Futures seeks to support those leading change across sectors to cultivate regenerative patterns and ecocentric ways of being and doing.
Our members represent a variety of affiliated organisations and initiatives, listed below.
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