Conservation is not just about the survival of other species but the stability of the systems on which we directly depend.

Coexistence with other species means recognizing that we are not alone; it means learning to share space, to reduce our impact, to design cities, economies, and lifestyles that leave room for other living beings.

When we destroy habitats, we are shortening our own future.

 

Cities are also ecosystems, and the quality of the urban environment affects our physical and mental health.

 

Respecting our surroundings  means respecting ourselves, our limits, and our responsibilities.

We have a bond of belonging with our surroundings that is stronger than we can imagine.