Felipe Medina Poch is a Colombian educator and socio-ecological innovator trained in conflict transformation, deep ecology and the design of complex systems to generate peace and regeneration processes. He founded Origen Circular to work with projects such as Pasos de Agua and SUNA, promoting ecological and climate restoration from childhood and community education. He currently leads Evoluma which is devoted to evolutionary conflict transformation and has worked with multiple national and international organizations facilitating collaborative processes around community building and regeneration.

María Alejandra Camargo is an ecologist from the Universidad Javeriana/Colombia with a background in ecosystem dynamics at the landscape level  She researches the relationships between natural and human systems, with special emphasis on food, traditional knowledge and territorial rootedness. She has worked in socio-environmental documentation processes in communities affected by the mining-energy sector, in educational and community strengthening projects in rural contexts as well as the ecological restoration of water in the Senderos del Agua and Pasos de Agua projects.