Sect. I. The Human Dimension of Social-Environmental Planning -- 1. How We Think -- 2. Language and Communication -- Sect. II. Nature's Rules of Engagement in Social-Environmental Planning -- 3. The Law of Cosmic Unification -- 4. Basic Components of Design -- 5. Habitat, the Language of Boundaries -- 6. Patterns across the Landscape -- 7. Infrastructure -- Sect. III. Shared Relationships Between Everyforest and Everycity -- 8. Cumulative Effects, Lag Periods, and Thresholds -- 9. Age as an Archive of History -- 10. Ecology and Economy -- Sect. IV. A Century for Healing -- 11. Toward Social-Environmental Equality in a Diverse World -- 12. Social-Environmental Planning in Space and Time -- 13. Challenges for Social-Environmental Planning -- 14. Where Leaders Dare to Go -- Appendix. Common and Scientific Names of Plants and Animals.