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Blog The Weight of Lightness: A Day of Unity, Sport, and Shared Healing at Molentargius Park This initiative aimed to bring together oncology patients, families, healthcare professionals, psychology and pedagogy students, and the broader public to reflect on the multifaceted nature of illness and the shared power of support as a “salutogenic” factor. See post
Events • 04/23/2025 Havings. Steps Towards a New Economic Philosophy of Property and Beyond - BOOK LAUNCH Join the online launch of the new book of Carsten Herrmann-Pillath, our WP2 leader. See post
Blog Friedrich Schiller’s theory of aesthetic education and more-than-human play “Only where man plays is man truly human.” Says Friderich Schiller, German poet, philosopher. Schiller posits that play is performative in the sense that it creates the freedom to live in alternative worlds. See post
Blog Attuning to more-than-human worlds through sensory walks The focus of the Tartu Living Lab is to make the umwelten of non-human species in urban environments more visible and to integrate this knowledge into human practices related to urban spaces. One of the methods experimented for this purpose is the sensory walk. See post
Blog Exploring Nature through Citizen Science: A Workshop at Molentargius Park How can technology enhance our connection with nature? This was the central question explored during our recent Citizen Science Workshop at Molentargius Saline Regional Park on the 19 th December 2024. See post
Blog Meditation and mindfulness practices in Molentargius On 15 June, the Italian Coevolvers team organized a workshop “Meditation and Mindfulness practices in Molentargius-Saline Park”. See post
Events • 04/16/2025 Symposium on Multispecies cultural niche construction for biodiversity recovery Call for contributions See post
Blog Interview with Luis Castillo Mena sustainable and inclusive business specialist of AIDER, our Peruvian Overseas Cousin See post
Blog Using Umwelt cards to give non-humans a voice Finding ways to include nonhuman perspectives to nature-based solutions has been an important aim of the Coevolvers project. Written by Timo Maran, University of Tartu, Estonia. See post