What future collaborations and plans does Prof. Xak GeoCOMPASS-Visions have in the field of agroforestry and wildlife conservation?

We can share what is clear from our current ecosystem, and then hint at where we are headed, without over‑promising.

From the GeoCompass Visions work, our future collaborations and plans cluster around a few directions:

• Partnering with eco‑STEM programs and World Scouting to turn youth into field‑ready “Explorers, Pathfinders & Guardians” in agroforestry and biomonitoring
• Deepening work in regenerative conservation and agroforestry linked to biodiversity corridors and pollinator projects
• Expanding “Operation OCELOT” and “Operation MANTA”‑style missions as living labs for wildlife conservation, climate action, and indigenous science integration

We may not have every formal partnership announced yet, but the through‑line is clear: field‑based eco‑education that blends agroforestry, wildlife monitoring, and community‑centered conservation.

What part interests you most: youth training, field research, or community agroforestry projects?