'Growing climate resilience and regeneration through intergenerational and transnational traditional ecological knowledge and skills exchange'.
Professor Karen Brown and Dr Victoria McMillan of the School of Art History are working with community museums and eco-museums in Scotland, the wider UK and internationally to facilitate the exchange and revitalisation of traditional plant knowledge across generations and borders, strengthen youth leadership, revitalise traditional knowledge, enhance biodiversity, and promote community-led nature-based solutions.
Please join our trans-oceanic webinars on Friday 19 and Monday 29 June 2026 on the topic of Growing climate resilience and regeneration through intergenerational and transnational traditional ecological knowledge and skills exchange. The webinar is being supported by Dr Edward Christie and the Centre for Critical Sustainabilities (StACCS), the Shared Island Stories (UKRI reference EP/X023036/1), and Roots and Shoots projects. The invited speakers will bring case studies from Australia, Barbados, Costa Rica, Greece, Italy, Norway, Samoa, Scotland, Thailand, and the wider UK. The main language of the webinar will be English.
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