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For donations to I.E. USA, please use the donation form to the left (desktop) or above (mobile). A registered USA non-profit 501(c)(3) Corporation Nº 74-3177755. For donations in the United Kingdom please contact info@ecotechnics.edu

Research Vessel Heraclitus Rebuild

A 50 year old ship that needs your support to continue its adventure with purpose. She conducts citizen science in marine ecologies, documents cultural oral history in coastal areas, and collects data documenting the quickening cycle of decline in our oceans from warming, acidification, and other impacts on the ocean ecosystems resulting from climate change impacts.

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Synergetic Press

For almost 40 years, the press has published unique and paradigm-shifting ideas in subjects such as ecology, sustainability, cultural studies, social justice, consciousness, and psychedelics that inspire both individual and social change.

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Synergia Ranch

Synergia Ranch has been operating as a Center for Innovation, Retreats, and regenerative agriculture site since 1969.Future plans include a native plant nursery, regeneration of the old pasture areas with intensive, short duration grazing coupled with long periods of rest, and much more!

Eden in Iraq Wastewater Garden Project

The Wastewater Garden® features locally significant design details and will engage with local craftspeople, using local materials, and ancient crafts e.g. reed structures, earthen (adobe) brick, ancient cylinder seal patterns for ceramic tiles, and a floral design layout.

Las Casas de la Selva Sustainable Forestry Project

Nearly 300 acres of the 1000-acre property have been planted with over 40,000 native and exotic hardwood trees. The other 700 acres remains as a wilderness preserve for watershed protection, research, and educational ecotourism. The project is certified as a Stewardship Forest and has an approved ‘Sustainable Forestry Stewardship Management Plan’, and registered as an Auxiliary Forest.