FUCHURE EARTH
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FUCHURE EARTH
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Our mission is to collaborate with communities, tour operators, destinations, and brands to rethink tourism, tackle complex challenges, and co-design a thriving future for people, place and planet — our Fuchure Earth.
With shared values and vision we can create resilient people, places and richer experiences. We solve problems with a regenerative mindset and planet-centric design
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Bruny 2044 is a community-led research project imagining what tourism could look like two decades from now — rooted in care for people, place, and planet.
Through interviews, surveys and workshops over 200 locals contributed ideas that have shaped 37 core priorities. These now form the foundation of a regenerative tourism framework developed as part of a PhD research project.
We’re at the final stage: inviting the Bruny community to help prioritise what matters most — and co-create a shared path forward to benefit local people, place and planet.
Learn more about the research, design process, and community insights behind Bruny 2044.
People
Not just individuals, but communities — with culture, memory, agency, and care. In regenerative work, people are seen not as passive recipients but as co-creators of thriving systems. Their lived experiences, ancestral knowledge, and local wisdom are essential to shaping futures that are just and life-giving.
Place
More than a location — place is a living context. It holds stories, relationships, patterns, and potential. Regeneration begins by listening to place: understanding its ecology, its history, its spirit. When we work in alignment with place, we honour its uniqueness and source the potential that wants to emerge from within it.
Planet
Our shared ecological home — vast, interconnected, and alive. The planet is not a backdrop to human activity but an intricate system of systems. Regenerative practice asks us to design and live in ways that contribute to the health of the whole — restoring the vitality of Earth while deepening our relationship with it.
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Fuchsia Claire Sims | fuchsia@fuchure.earth
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, play and learn. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to all Indigenous peoples who contribute to the ongoing stewardship of planet earth.
As we explore pathways for regenerative tourism, we recognise that true sustainability must be grounded in Indigenous wisdom, and guided by respect, reciprocity, and care for Country.