Coevolutionary approach to unlock the transformative potential of nature-based solutions for more inclusive and resilient communities
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how nature-based solutions (NBS) can contribute to the societal change needed to address the ongoing biodiversity and climate crisis. We are working on co-designing fair NBS governance techniques, models, and practices that are fair for humans (especially for vulnerable people) and non-humans.
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Coevolutionary learning in the transformation of Nature-based Solutions Coevolutionary learning represents an experimental and experiential process that facilitates a transition from doubt to an updated belief system. This symposium seeks to examine, in depth, the ways in which transdisciplinary research initiatives can contribute to transformative change within multispecies communities. More about
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Video about the Sardinian Living Lab Watch the video about the Living Lab of the University of Cagliari and the Molentargius-Saline Regional Park. More about
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The significance of semiotics in NBS co-creation The three presentations in this session address this question from complementary perspectives, examining the role of a multispecies approach in spatial planning and decision-making, the use of art-based methods in co-design, and the application of semiotic methodologies to uncover interspecies relations. More about
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Coevolutionary learning in the transformation of Nature-based Solutions Coevolutionary learning represents an experimental and experiential process that facilitates a transition from doubt to an updated belief system. This symposium seeks to examine, in depth, the ways in which transdisciplinary research initiatives can contribute to transformative change within multispecies communities. More about
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Video about the Sardinian Living Lab Watch the video about the Living Lab of the University of Cagliari and the Molentargius-Saline Regional Park. More about
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The significance of semiotics in NBS co-creation The three presentations in this session address this question from complementary perspectives, examining the role of a multispecies approach in spatial planning and decision-making, the use of art-based methods in co-design, and the application of semiotic methodologies to uncover interspecies relations. More about
Living Labs
We are working with seven communities in seven European countries on new practices and models for nature-based solutions that can help local, vulnerable communities adapt sustainably and resiliently to social and environmental change.
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