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Naturescapes Interventions

Through the Naturescapes project, we are co-creating a set of interventions that draw on either learning, demonstrating or futuring as an underlying theory of change. We are co-designing and co-developing the interventions with local collaborators across locations in the European Union, Latin America and the United States of America. 

We conducted a pilot intervention in Gothenburg, Sweden entitled “We Live Here Too”. Read about the experiences from this intervention in a blogpost on imagining cities for bats, moths, and wildflowers. Check out the materials from this intervention available in Swedish, English and Spanish.

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Urban Nature - We Live Here Too

This intervention is an interactive workshop that invites children to imagine and build cities that make space for other species through play, storytelling, and hands-on creativity. Tested in Gothenburg, Sweden.

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Botanical Gardens

This intervention aims to strengthen the relationship between botanical gardens and their city, spatially, culturally and through practices, by engaging leadership and experts at botanical gardens, and their city planning community. Starting in Lisbon and spreading to other cities.

River and greens

Mobile Metropolis

This intervention suggests that waterways can connect both humans and more-than-humans – the idea of (re)connecting through water. Focusing on Mobile, USA.

river and bridge in sunset

Invisible Rivers

This intervention aims to raise awareness of a network of invisible rivers in Lisbon, Portugal and to stimulate new imaginaries for a city with more space for nature and people.