Eco-cultural mapping is a community process where people work together to create large, shared maps of a place, exploring its past, present, and potential future. In this session, the Heartwood Project will share its experience of using eco-cultural mapping, including reflections from its inspiring Youth Leadership Group.

You'll have the opportunity to discuss ideas, explore an accessible eco-cultural mapping tool, and discover how your own community can use this approach to better understand, reimagine, and restore the places you care about.

Join this online workshop to explore Intergenerational Eco-Cultural Mapping: Co-Designing the Future with Young People!

The webinar will take place on September 3rd, 17:00 - 18:30 Universal Time Coordinated.
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This is a Practising Transition webinar. You can find more details on the Practising Transition website.

Please contact us to practise@transitionmovement.org if you'd like to support live interpretation into another language yourself or have a contact who could do it. Thank you!