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Research & Results
Research: Trees with Phytophthora Organisms
Trees can show signs of "bleeding canker" when they are stresses or sick. Organisms that usually live in the soil find their way up onto the bark to live a different stage of their lives. However they can live full-time in the soil and NOT harm the tree.
Research & Results
Research: Saving Big Old Trees
Everybody loves those big old trees. They are so majestic and wise. But, like human counterparts, they can get stressed or sick. Dr. Jim Conroy's advanced bioenergy and consciousness methods help these trees regain inner functionality.
Path to a Livable Planet
What do we mean by 'Heal Ecological Damage'?
HEALING. That's the key word. It means more than most people think. Find out here...
Big New Ideas for EcoUpShifting
Decency. Honesty. Equality. Taking a Stand for the way Nature operates in community!
Jim and I take a stand for decency, honesty, equality. We have a deep commitment to openness. We abhor cultural and political expressions that attempt to control, dominate or denigrate others. We do not attack the old paradigm: we show a better way.
Research & Results
Research: Lodgepole Pine Trees and Bark Beetle
Our longest running research study started in 2007 and continues to this day. We are helping selected forested areas in Colorado maintain health during and after the Pine Bark Beetle infestation...and again as fires raged in 2020.
Research & Results
Research: Emerald Ash Borer and Ash Trees
An insect from China is blamed for the mass death of Ash trees in the US. Dr. Jim Conroy asked their species consciousness about that. "The Emerald Ash Borer expressed to me, 'We don’t want to kill the Ash trees; Ash trees are our food.'"
