Zoë was raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Fort Lewis College in Colorado, a Master’s in Educational Thought and Sociocultural Studies from The University of New Mexico, a secondary teacher’s license with an endorsement in Social Studies and is certified as a Wilderness First Responder. She worked for five years at an Albuquerque charter high school with “at risk” youth, where she helped develop a school orientation program, implement a mentorship program based on a model for transformative education, facilitated teambuilding activities and taught thematic units in social studies. With La Mesita Institute she helped design and implement summer programs for youth focusing on sustainability and based in experiential learning. Recently, she has transitioned into the business sector, as a grant and proposal writer, project coordinator and operational manager.  

Zoë brings to EcoScapes Landscaping a dedication to building awareness within the community, through workforce development and literacy. She has studied the principles of permaculture, is becoming a student of earthworks, and strongly believes that local businesses fulfill their civic responsibility by becoming more involved in the public education. Zoë recognizes the importance of training individuals and communities in ecologically based practices.

Zoë enjoys dancing, telemark skiing, whitewater kayaking and building soil. She has visions of creating a home and garden in the Santa Fe area.

Peggy Wright received a Masters of Landscape Architecture from the University of New Mexico in January of 2007. Peggy believes that creating landscapes perfectly weaves her desire to create art and understand the science of nature. Prior to the completion of her Masters, she was a principle designer with a leading jewelry firm in Santa Fe for 18 years. Through this work she developed and refined her design sensibility, as well as, gaining a sensitivity and appreciation for individual client’s needs. Her undergraduate work was at the University of California at Berkeley where she graduated with Honors with a Bachelor of Science in Conservation and Natural Resource studies.

Her passion is designing landscapes that are functional and sustainable, while simultaneously, aesthetic. Her landscape design work has run the gamut from contemporary to the mirroring of patterns found in the natural world, from residential to commercial properties, and from small intimate spaces to larger statements perched upon grand vistas. She shares a commitment to sustainable design principles practiced by the EcoScapes Landscaping Company. She is always looking forward to tackling the next project on the horizon.

When not at work, Peggy can be found spending time with her husband and five year old daughter tending their vegetable garden, skiing, or taking hikes in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

When not rescuing client's water harvesting and irrigation systems and plants Christopher enjoys spending time with his son Little Christopher, getting his game on, hanging with family and friends, and relaxing.