Yoni Carnice is a London-based landscape architect and gardener whose work explores the deep connections between ecological and cultural narratives. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, he holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from Harvard GSD and a B.S. in Environmental Science from Loyola Marymount University. As co-founder of ULAP Kollective, he has pioneered experimental approaches to community-based land stewardship, bridging diverse cultural traditions with habitat enhancement strategies. Yoni has contributed to ecological restoration projects in both San Francisco and London, collaborated with various landscape and architecture studios on ecologically responsive garden designs, and developed climate action strategies for the City of Oakland. In addition to his design work, he is currently pursuing horticultural studies in London, further deepening his commitment to creating culturally and ecologically resonant gardens.