Welcome to Jackson Earth Restoration Research Center
We are about to do something amazing.
Welcome to Jackson Earth Restoration Research Center
We are about to do something amazing.
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Why is this project so important?
In a word: humanity.
Not the kind etched in "policy" or polished into slogans, but the kind that trembles beneath the floodwaters, clings to rooftops, and vanishes in the silence after the storm, to be buried by those lucky enough to survive.
For over two decades, I stood at the fault line between science and catastrophe, building hurricane models and working with LEO satellites that whispered truths most refused to hear. With each ground zero event, the whispers grew louder.
Then came the assessment, the one that changed everything. I traced data back to the 1800s, expecting noise. What I found was a pattern and a reckoning. The numbers didn’t just speak, they mourned. They named the species already gone. They mapped the habitats collapsing in real time. They forecast not just destruction but the disappearance of our essence.
The data not only revealed the frequent catastrophes we track but also the fragile lives we fail to protect because of our complacency. In that moment, something inside me fractured. The data didn’t just inform me; it broke me.
From that break, a new resolve emerged, not to predict the next ground zero event, but to restore what remains. To fight for the fragile and suffering of many species. Welcome to my resistance.
This is not the time for debate.
For those who still deny the reality of climate change, do not linger in argument. Turn away from such people. The storms are not waiting. The oceans are rising. Species are vanishing, some forever. Those who debate will try to lure you into their doubt and lack of understanding. Lip service and performance won’t rebuild coral reefs or bring back the last migratory songbird.
Rather than debate, we need hands in the soil, boots on the ground, and minds committed to restoration. Every moment spent debating denial is a moment stolen from genuine action and another species gone.
It begins with us.
On July 5, 2024, I became the proud owner of 160 acres of land. I have the Deed and the desire to do something meaningful. We’re officially incorporated as a nonprofit in Florida, and our 501(c)(3) application is currently under review with the IRS. We’re excited to move forward with our mission while we await final determination.
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Find out more at Jackson Earth Restoration Project - YouTube or a summary of the plan here
Our Research Includes:
- Atmospheric Water Condenser (Automatic System for Cistern Revitalization)
- H₂O₂ (two hydrogen atoms, two oxygen atoms) germination: Phase I
- Ethylene Gas Stress Hormone for Hardiness in Extreme Environments: Phase II
- Pollinator and Wildlife Survey (Dwindling populations of insects and mammals)
- Weather Data Collection for better predictive models for fire and flash flooding
- Microclimate Mapping with Weather Station on site at the 160 V sites outside of the 160
- Water Conservation (Check dams and soil recharging methods)
- Soil Testing and Microbial Regeneration
- Biocrust Cultivation Trials
- Strip Seeding vs. Fertile Island Seeding
- Light Recipes in Hydroponics
Joining a cause in name alone is not enough.
Real change demands more than affiliation; it requires conviction. We must nurture a deep, personal passion for transformation and take full ownership of the work ahead. Assuming others will carry the burden is a comforting lie. The responsibility is ours. The time is now.
My backyard now holds 28 species of trees, each grown from seed, each a quiet act of defiance against despair. My garage was packed with equipment, tools for restoration, and to work the land. But I’m tired, man.
I know I won’t live long enough to sit beneath the towering canopy of the trees I plant. But maybe, just maybe, future generations of children will. If one day, a child finds peace beneath the shade of a tree I once planted in the soil… that thought alone is enough to keep me going, and I hope that it inspires you to do the same.
Volunteer and join us
The mission of Jackson Earth Restoration & Research Center is to heal land, honor memory, and protect the future through a fusion of scientific restoration, ritual remembrance, and community resilience.
It serves as a sanctuary where:
- Ecological restoration is guided by scientific method and symbolic meaning
- Living memorials—like dedicated trees to honor lives lost and inspire hope
- Climate resilience research supports future generations through biocrust trials, pollinator monitoring, and disaster modeling
- Volunteer rituals foster belonging, protection, and legacy
At its heart, Jackson Earth Restoration is a place where every protocol is like a prayer and hope for the future of humanity, every shovel a gesture of remembrance, and every partnership a promise to the land and those who walk it.
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