"Healing the Earth begins with restoring relationship - with ourselves, with each other and with the living systems of which we are a part."
Kelly Fulker, Director
Our Work
We work at the intersection of environmental systems, cultural change, and creative problem solving.
Environmental challenges are complex and cannot be solved through technical solutions alone. Lasting change requires cultural understanding, innovative thinking, and approaches that recognise the interconnected nature of social and ecological systems.
Our work supports organisations and communities to navigate this complexity through science-informed strategy, relational facilitation, and systems-aware practice.
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Services
​With over 25 years of experience in professional Natural Resource Management (NRM) and strategic facilitation, we bring a holistic approach to eco-collaboration for systems change. Working across government, industry, non-profit and the community, we work with our clients to plan and establish their projects and bring them to life. ​
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We apply a range of facilitation techniques that recognise the importance of listening and of using bespoke approaches to achieve real, long-term change. Drawing on systems thinking and lateral thinking, our superpower is bringing creative, inclusive solutions to complex problems. ​​
Our approach
We work from the understanding that environmental, social, and cultural systems are deeply interconnected. Lasting change occurs when transformation is supported at multiple levels — from individual awareness through to family, community, and broader society.
With over 25 years of experience in NRM facilitation, our approach integrates environmental science, relational facilitation, and place-based awareness. We support people and organisations in working more effectively with complexity, uncertainty, and competing values — realities inherent in environmental decision-making.​Together, these support more adaptive, ethical, and sustainable environmental decision-making.
Intuitive Ecology
Our Intuitive Ecology approach supports people to reconnect with the natural systems they are part of. Intuitive Ecology integrates three core elements:
Environmental Science — grounded in ecological literacy, systems thinking, and evidence-based practice
Relational Practice — supporting trust, collaboration, and shared understanding through facilitation and restorative processes
Self Awareness — strengthening connection to place, pattern recognition, and environmental responsiveness through our Intuitive Ecology methodology.
Rather than replacing scientific knowledge, Intuitive Ecology strengthens it — helping people notice patterns, relationships, and subtle signals that support more responsive and adaptive stewardship.
Restorative Circle Process
We use restorative circle processes to support individual and collective transformation. Circles create structured, safe environments where people can listen deeply, speak honestly, and engage with complexity without polarisation.
As individuals develop deeper awareness and self-reflection, this change naturally ripples outward — strengthening relationships within families, communities, organisations, and society.
Bio
Kelly Fulker (BSc, GMT)
Kelly Fulker, an environmental scientist, teacher, and circle practitioner, whose work has been shaped by more than two decades of NRM facilitation across government, community, and environmental sectors. She is dedicated to helping people and organisations strengthen their relationships with place, with one another, and with the environmental decisions that shape our shared future.
Acknowledgement
We acknowledge the Whadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Owners of the boodja (land) and kep (waters) on which we live and work. We give thanks for the ongoing custodial role they undertake. We also acknowledge the deep and enduring relationships Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have with Country, and we approach our work with respect for Indigenous knowledge systems and the leadership of Indigenous communities. Where appropriate and invited, we support respectful dialogue across knowledge systems while maintaining clear ethical boundaries.