User:Pcereghino

I am a gardener, planner, cartographer, educator, and restoration ecologist in Olympia, WA. I am part of the Moderator Team, and one of the founders of the Salish Sea Restoration Platform. My professional work is landscape restoration planning, cultivation of riverscape biodiversity and utility, managing federal cooperative agreements for restoration, and developing liability-based restoration opportunities through NRDA, ESA or other authorities through ecosystem service quantification. None of my contributions to the platform reflect the policies or opinions of my employer or partners and are solely my professional opinion based on over 30 years of conservation work in the Salish Sea.

In addition to supporting the Salish Sea Restoration Platform, I am active on the following efforts:

• Ecosystem Guild - where I support community-led semi-nomadic restoration camps in the Salish Sea.
• Watershed Maps on Etsy - where I offer print-on-demand maps (with original files also available on the wiki).

Send me an email

My Admin Shortcuts

Special:ListUsers ● Template:Moderator on duty ● Special:ActiveUsers ● Special:UserRights ● Special:UserMerge ● Special:RecentChanges

Update Front Page Stories?

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Platform Projects

• Development Log - provides an overview of platform development
• Platform Architecture
  • Architecture and Content Pages - Update dpl templates to exclude these pages from page lists
• Category:Content Page-Category:Architecture Page framework, this is developed section by section
  • River Delta is an obvious place to start
  • Workgroups
  • Efforts
• Landform Architecture Pages combined with Potential Categories
• Page improvement flagging system, followed by flagging of existing Architecture and Content pages.
• See Development Backlog

Social Media Links

If you would like to learn more about the Salish Sea Restoration Platform and our process of social-ecological system mapping and peer-to-peer knowledge networking, come to an introductory workshop. The Salish Sea Restoration Platform is a prototyping effort to support knowledge management for bioregional regeneration supported by the Society for Ecological Restoration, and a variety of partners.

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• Salish Sea Restoration Facebook Page -
• Ecosystem Guild
• Living on the Salish Sea
• Salish Sea Ecosystem Advocates

an academic term describing ecosystems that include human societies, viewing the whole as an integrated complex system.

from computing, a network where information flows without centralized intermediation, but where functions are achieved.

facts or skills acquired by a person through experience or education.

a broadly distributed living process whereby an organism is able to replace lost or damaged parts to maintain function.