Pantanal, South AmericaChristian Tiscornia Biaus
Argentine environmental educator, systems thinker, and founder of the NGO Amartya, championing ecological literacy and regenerative culture.
About Christian
Christian Tiscornia Biaus is an Argentine environmental educator, systems thinker, and founder of Amartya. Dedicated to advancing ecological literacy, he advocates for redesigning systems using nature’s logic—understanding life as networks, flows, and cycles. His thought leadership challenges conventional development models, urging a shift away from economic growth as the sole measure of success. Through education and advocacy, he inspires regenerative cultures and cooperation, fostering thriving communities and sustainable futures.
In Christian's own words
“La alfabetización ecológica es aprender a diseñar como lo hace la naturaleza.”“Ecological literacy is learning to design the way nature does.” (our translation)
“La alfabetización ecológica es el puente que puede volver a unir cultura y naturaleza en el ser humano.”“Ecological literacy is the bridge that can reunite culture and nature in the human being.” (our translation)
“Llegó el momento de aprender de los sistemas vivos.”“The time has come to learn from living systems.” (our translation)
“Aprender a diseñar mejor, como naturaleza que somos, significa crear una civilización regenerativa alimentada por el sol [...]”“Learning to design better, as the nature we are, means creating a regenerative civilisation powered by the sun [...]” (our translation)
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