tsci·on /ˈsīən/
a young shoot or twig of a plant, especially one cut for grafting or rooting.
The word tscion originated during ancient ingenuity of agriculture, most popularly known as grafting. The tscion is the young shoot or twig of a plant, that allows the detached living portion of a plant (such as a bud or shoot) to be joined to other plants for expanded growth.
Our organization uses the word Tscion to fuse humanity’s advancements and contribution to environmental, cultural, and sustainable innovation from generational farmers and sustainability advocates. Tscion works to unify the various ecological and generational knowledge of American Rural, City Dwellers, Indigenous, and international communities to expanded growth and research. Tscion hopes to improve our relationship with nature and holistically prepare for environmental challenge.