Exploring what helps us thrive.
Nature, learning, human well-being, and the connections that shape how we live and work.
About Becca Moss
I'm interested in the ways people and systems grow, adapt, and flourish—and what we can learn from the natural world about creating the conditions for meaningful, sustainable lives and work.
Through writing, research, photography, and ongoing exploration, I bring together ideas and perspectives that invite us to notice connections, see familiar things differently, and consider new possibilities. More about Becca.
Publications
The Invisible Infrastructure: What Living Systems Teach Organizations About Thriving
Forthcoming publication in the Journal of Biophilic Design, Issue 24, Biophilic Regenerative Design / New Systems (Nov/Dec 2026)
What if the most essential systems in an organization, are the ones we never see? This piece draws on two decades of bodywork, biophilic design principles, and organizational research to ask: what happens when we stop noticing, naming, and investing in the infrastructure that holds everything together?
