Ecological enquiry
We are truly relational beings, living amalgamations of neighbourhood, place, relationship, ancestral lines, current events, ecosystems, social systems, stories, cosmologies, worldviews, possible futures, and histories.
Ecological enquiry is a practice that helps us discover the depth of relationality, complexity, and interbeing that informs us as individuals, groups, and organisations. Through its practice, we can uncover just some of what is alive within our personal, collective, and organisational experiences, ideas, challenges, and questions so that we can be relational members of this multispecies, multigenerational world with more attunement, grace, and response-ability.
And, by practicing ecological enquiry together, we can practice being in relationship with the social field, the invisible but tangible field that arises when we gather in groups.
Enquiry: exploring perspectives, ideas, beliefs, blindspots, and experiences with curiosity, compassion, and depth.
Ecological enquiry: discovering the depth of relationality, complexity, and interbeing that informs us as individuals, groups, and organisations.
Dive deeper into the practice of ecological enquiry and how it unfolds for individuals, groups, and organisations in the ecological enquiry guide.