Keith Bowers, FASLA, PLA, PWS
Keith Bowers is the founder and president of Biohabitats, where he has pioneered the practice of nature-based design, green infrastructure, and regenerative design within the landscape architecture community. As a multidisciplinary organization with a mission to Restore the Earth and Inspire Ecological Stewardship, Biohabitats practices at the crossroads between biodiversity conservation, climate adaptation and environmental justice. Keith’s undercover mission is to change the way capitalism is practiced. As a B-Corp and 1% for the Planet organization, Keith has instilled Self Governance, Wholeness, and Evolutionary Purpose as the guiding principles behind Biohabitats success. Keith is an outspoken advocate for biodiversity conservation and ecological restoration around the world.
Keith currently serves as an Advisory Board member for the University of Pennsylvania’s Ian L. McHarg Center and on the Board of Director of the Landscape Architecture Foundation. He also served on the Society for Ecological Restoration Board for more than 10 years and on the Wildlands Network Board for 6 years. He holds a B.S. in Landscape Architecture from West Virginia University and an honorary degree from the Conway School of Design.