Online radionica: Kulturna baština i ekološka održivost
Otvorene su prijave za online radionicu (13.5., 15-18 sati) namijenjenu kulturnim edukatorima, civilnim društvima i stručnjacima za baštinu.
Pozivamo vas da se pridružite drugoj od šest online radionica u okviru projekta ECHOES, posvećenoj kulturnoj baštini i ekološkoj održivosti.
Kako nam kulturna baština može pomoći u suočavanju s klimatskom krizom? Pridružite nam se u istraživanju različitih pristupa edukaciji i obuci o arhitektonskoj baštini, alata za podizanje svijesti, te uloge građenog okoliša u oblikovanju kulturnog identiteta. Otkrijte kako tradicionalna znanja, vještine i krajolici mogu nadahnuti održiva rješenja u svijetu koji se mijenja.
Kulturna baština i ekološka održivost⏰ Datum: 13. svibnja 2025.
📍 Vrijeme: 15:00-18:00
Online radionica otvorena za kulturne edukatore, civilna društva i stručnjake za baštinu🎟️ Dostupna mjesta za sudionike: 35
Ključne teme:
Odjeci s terena Promjenjive kulturne ekologije Učenje iz kulturnih krajobrazaIstaknute govornice:
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„Projekt CHERISH: obalna baština ugrožena klimatskim promjenama“, Ηannah Boyd, službenica za komunikacije i suradnju s javnošću pri The Discovery Programme
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„Uloga kulture i baštine u oblikovanju klimatskih mjera i otpornosti“, dr. sc. Cristina Garzillo – Leemhuis, voditeljica odjela za izgrađeni prostor, kulturu i baštinu pri Europskom tajništvu ICLEI-ja
Druga od šest radionica za jačanje kapaciteta u okviru projekta ECHOES. Cilj joj je istražiti potencijale kulturne i arhitektonske baštine za oblikovanje održivijih i otpornijih zajednica.Projekt Enhancing Cultural Heritage Skills Across Europe (ECHOES), koji vode Dragodid i partneri iz Grčke (Boulouki) i Irske (The Dry Stone Wall Association of Ireland – DSWAI), posvećen je očuvanju, unapređenju i promociji europske kulturne raznolikosti i baštine. Projekt sufinancira Europska unija, Program Kreativna Europa, akcija “Europski projekti suradnje”.
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How can cultural heritage help us face the climate crisis? Join us as we explore diverse approaches to architectural heritage training, education & awareness tools, and the role of the built environment as part of cultural identity.
#ECHOESworkshop Heritage & Environmental Sustainability⏰ Date: 13 May 2025
📍 Time: 15:00-18:00 CET
Online Workshop | Open to cultural educators, civil society groups, and heritage professionals🎟️ Participant Spots Available: 35
Key Topics:
Echoes from the Field Changeable Cultural Ecologies Learning from Cultural LandscapesFeatured Speakers:
Cristina Garzillo Leemhuis – Head of Built Environment, Culture and Heritage at ICLEIWith over 20 years of experience in local sustainability, Cristina will explore how culture and heritage strengthen community resilience, enable adaptation during crises, and contribute to sustainable urban development. Drawing from European initiatives such as the New European Bauhaus, she highlights the often-overlooked role of culture in climate mitigation, adaptation, and climate justice.
Hannah Boyd – Climate Heritage Professional at Discovery ProgrammeHannah will present insights from the CHERISH Project, a 6-year Ireland–Wales collaboration that examined coastal heritage at risk from climate change. Her talk will share methodologies, digital tools, and outreach practices used to study and communicate heritage vulnerability—bridging archaeology, ecology, and public engagement.
This workshop is the second of the six Capacity Building Workshops in the framework of ECHOES project. It aims to deepen knowledge in critical topics related to cultural heritage activities and building crafts, targeted to educators, community leaders, or cultural practitioners.1st ECHOES Workshop: “Education and Awareness on Architectural Heritage | Stories from the Field” recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jIxEc77NWU
Enhancing Cultural Heritage Skills Across Europe (ECHOES) project, led by partners from Croatia (DRAGODID), Greece (Boulouki), and Ireland (The Dry Stone Wall Association of Ireland), is dedicated to the preservation, advancement, and promotion of European cultural diversity and heritage. The project is co-funded by the European Union, Creative Europe Program, action “European Cooperation Projects”.