One of the objectives of the PLACE Collective is to support and strengthen collaborations, and use art, in a range of media, as one of several tools for enquiry and engagement in interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research.
As research projects take shape we will share them through this website.
Co-creating a living, 100-year sculpture: seven circles of seven silver birch trees, on seven radial lines in the Lake District National Park. Bringing people together, for conversations around land use, care and action.
Bringing perspectives together in the Ullswater Valley, Cumbria: rethinking relationships and processes of landscape change.
From wasteland to wonder-land: art, science and community at Bolton Fell Moss, Cumbria. Peat restoration and kindling connections.
A fundamental question … ‘What is Natural Beauty?’ A symposium hosted by the PLACE Collective, in partnership with Wye Valley AONB and the Lake District National Park. 17 presenters sharing views and in discussion.