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EcoHarbor / ECOHARBOR
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Building Tomorrow from the Ruins of Today
History
Founded in the wake of the great interstellar resource depletion crises, EcoHarbor emerged as a pioneer of sustainability in a universe marked by overconsumption and waste. Its inception began with a simple idea: to reclaim, repurpose, and trade—breathing new life into the ruins left by others.
Initially formed by a group of visionary salvage experts and trade professionals, EcoHarbor sought to bridge the gap between commerce and environmental consciousness. The organization’s core belief was that there was untapped potential in the forgotten relics of space—whether it was discarded ships, old tech, or rare, forsaken resources scattered across the stars.
EcoHarbor’s early missions focused on scavenging wrecks from old battles, collecting resources from abandoned space stations, and trading materials with outlying colonies. Over time, EcoHarbor’s influence grew, building a reputation not just for salvaging the forgotten, but also for revitalizing it—turning what was once scrap into vital, trade-worthy commodities.
Manifesto
We stand on the threshold of an era where consumption has run unchecked and resources are at their breaking point. But instead of looking to the stars for more, we look to the wreckage, the remains, the discarded—for we believe that the future is not about more, but about renewal.
At EcoHarbor, we reject the wasteful and reckless exploitation of space’s infinite possibilities. Instead, we choose to reclaim, restore, and re-imagine the potential of what already exists. We don’t just salvage—we revitalize. We don’t just trade—we transform.
In every piece of scrap, in every discarded object, lies the possibility for a better tomorrow. We believe that sustainability is not a choice; it is an imperative. Every trade we make, every resource we collect, is a step toward a universe that values responsibility as much as it does progress.
We are the caretakers of what was once thrown away. We are EcoHarbor. And we believe in building a future, not from what we take, but from what we can save.
Charter
Article I: Mission and Purpose
EcoHarbor’s primary purpose is to pioneer sustainable practices in the field of salvage, resource management, and trade within the Star Citizen universe. We strive to turn discarded materials into valuable resources and maintain the delicate balance of ecological responsibility while enhancing the economy.
Article II: Core Principles
Sustainability Above All
Our actions must reflect a commitment to sustainability, ensuring that all trade and salvage operations align with EcoHarbor’s values of conservation and responsible resource management.
Collaboration and Integrity
We value teamwork, open communication, and honesty. Each member is expected to act with integrity in all interactions, both internal and external.
Exploration for the Future
We commit to exploring new frontiers—not just for profit, but to discover hidden resources, rare materials, and opportunities to further our mission.
Recycling and Reclamation
We dedicate ourselves to maximizing the value of materials and ensuring that nothing goes to waste. Salvage isn’t just a job—it’s our duty.
Article III: Structure
Leadership
The leadership of EcoHarbor will be a council of experienced salvagers, traders, and explorers who guide the organization with the collective wisdom and vision of our members.
Membership
Membership is open to any pilot or trader who shares EcoHarbor’s values. All members must adhere to the code of conduct, and actively contribute to the mission of the organization through salvage, trade, or exploration.
Article IV: Code of Conduct
Respect for Resources
Never waste a resource. Whether it’s a damaged ship or a precious mineral, everything has value.
Peaceful Engagement
EcoHarbor does not seek conflict but will defend itself and its allies when necessary. We will always strive for peaceful solutions before resorting to violence.
Duty to the Environment
Every mission should contribute to the health of the universe. Salvage should be done responsibly, and trade practices should prioritize sustainability and the well-being of our world.