Juthour is a long‑term, values‑anchored project to regenerate a degraded Palestinian mountain into a living tree museum (arboretum), nature preserve, and ecological education centre. It protects ancestral land, restores ecology, and creates a sanctuary where people can experience, learn from, and participate in regenerative land care.
The vision holds a 100–200 year horizon. Juthour is treated as a trust for trees, wildlife, water, soil, and story—not as an asset for extraction or speculation. Stewardship is guided by six core values (Legacy, Harmony with Nature, Regeneration, Education, Synergy, Love) and expressed through five interlinked vision components (V1–V5) that together form a single, integrated whole.
V1 focuses on the arboretum as a living tree museum. V2 holds the nature preserve and ecological education centre, including the municipal partnership component within Juthour. V3 articulates the legacy horizon and expansion of protected land. V4 sets out how mission‑aligned revenue sustains the work. V5 provides a home for stewards whose daily lives embody the vision.
Below, V1–V5 translate this into clear, practical components.
Create a Palestinian arboretum—a living tree museum for woody plants centred on indigenous Palestinian and Mediterranean species, rooted in regenerative land care and cultural story.
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