GROW Observatory

Woods, M. (Speaker)
Stephanie Crowe (Speaker)

Design and Making

Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk

Description

A talk on the Citizens’ Observatory that has empowered people and whole communities to take action on soils and climate across Europe with Professor Mel Woods Design and Making, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design.

Period	6 Aug 2022
Held at	Hospitalfield House, United Kingdom
Degree of Recognition	Regional

Keywords

citizen science
Soil
co-creation
design thinking
sensor
IoT
collective intelligence
citizen observatory
SDGs
climate change

UN SDGs

This activity contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Documents & Links

1page-Beer-and-Berries-2022-programme-1
File: application/pdf, 230 KB
Type: Text

Celebrating the food and drink production of Angus this year we are thinking about Soil. Our soils are an invaluable resource, they clean water, support biodiversity and they are the source of most of our food. When at their best they are rich complex structures beneath our feet, packed full of visible and not so visible life. The Beer & Berries Festival grows each year, the programme for Soil has been planned in collaboration with Feast Journal and Angus Growers and Angus Soft Fruit.

GROW Observatory

Description

Keywords

UN SDGs

Documents & Links

Related content

Datasets

GROW soil moisture data

Projects

The GROW Observatory (Joint with 17 other Institutions)