With more than twenty years’ experience in regional planning, alongside life within a national park and the care of land and living beings, Glenn’s technical understanding has expanded into a broader ecological and relational awareness of place.

His philosophy is simple: all good planning begins by being fully present to Country. Not with maps. Not with policy. Not with systems borrowed from elsewhere. First, connect with Country.

​Through planning, restoration, geomancy and a lived practice of Elemental Zen, Glenn explores how we can work with Country rather than upon it, creating places where people and the more than human world can thrive together.