A journal
How do people value agricultural landscape?
How do people value agricultural landscape? To get to this answer, I believe it’s sensory and ethnographic. I am utilising citizen science principles and participatory action based depth to get […]
UNLOCK NATURE: NATURE LIBÉRÉE
UNLOCK NATURE: NATURE LIBÉRÉE is a digital citizen science project led by Reef Conservation which is open to anyone living in Mauritius. Ecogeographer has been fortunate to work with Reef […]
Webinar – Sensory Sea
Last month Dr Louisa Evans (Univeristy of Exeter) and Ecogeographer delivered a webinar to the MARSOCSCI network titled: Co-producing an understanding of the needs and priorities of coastal communities – […]
An introduction to botanical art for families
Pick, Pop, Peek, Pin & Paint Plants with CAST-OFF – An introduction to botanical art for families with CAST, August was a joy. On several occasions families joined me in […]
What an Atlas, a New Flora
“this Flora of Cornwall is the most comprehensive so far. A 550-page, full colour, hardback book (slightly larger than A4), it is based on a survey of every kilometre square since 1999 […]
Serious Gaming
The Palace of Venaria (Italian: Reggia di Venaria Reale) is a former royal residence and gardens located in Venaria Reale, near Torino. TAGSCAPE was invited to carry out workshops here in 2018 and 2019. […]
Aerial data, my Cloud dream
Ecogeographer’s just come back from working in Crete. Watch out for how a TAGSCAPE aerial data space will form over the coming two years through the pan European project Ruritage. […]
Why a digital journal
Ecogeographer’s digital journal helps to develop ideas and think about themes. It also talks about current projects. This image shows an info graphic that many of us developed but a […]
Anchor Man, it’s in the letter box
#coralcommunities > #socsea2018blue > Anchor Man > Ecogeographer is starting to gather data about objects that were brought together at the business and academic conference ‘The Society and the Sea‘ […]
Sea Meadows
#tagscape / NON-indigenous plantations, LIVED forests > #coralcommunities / SEA meadows, MANGROVE forests > SAND dunes > Ecogeographer has moved from non-indigenous plantations to endangered sea meadows in the space of […]
Zanzibar, mapping in the sand
Partners from the 'Coral Communities' project visited the community of Fundo Island - located off the west coast of Pemba Island, in the Zanzibar Archipelago of Tanzania - to investigate their relationship with socio-ecological resilience, through the lenses of participatory exercises.
Ice soil – an unexpected Gyre
Alexis Rockman rocks. My dad would have treasured his round painting. Mark Dion, how you would like his curiosities, Would your mum have? Your cabinet spoke. Pam Longobardi, swimmer of […]