Shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, is an immersion in nature with all the senses, which has many benefits for our health and well-being. During the workshop, we reflected on the role of the senses in contact with nature and made plant arrangements that stimulate the senses and are nature-friendly.
The participants were able to take home the plant arrangements they had made.
The workshop inspired the search for pro-ecological solutions and drew attention to issues relating to the protection of biodiversity and climate change.
The ‘Green Balcony with Climate’ workshop held on 9/06/22 and the ‘Green Bath on the Balcony’ held on 11/06/22 are a mini-cycle. The ‘Green Balcony’ series is a practical mini-course on how to arrange a climate-friendly balcony or terrace for your own well-being.
Workshop leader: Joanna Paniec – landscape architect.
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- We promote the idea of zero waste and ecological attitudes. We nurture traditions. We learn about the culture of the region and the folk culture of other countries. We want to educate through arts and crafts. We connect children, young people and adults with artists, folk artists and museum professionals.
- Together we work towards a green, competitive and promoting social inclusion Europe.
- The environmental workshops take place as a part of the ‘Shelter – Climate, Migration, Heritage’ project, which is co-financed by the Financial Mechanism of the European Economic Area 2014-2021 and the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage as a part of the Culture Programme, Measure 2 ‘Improvement of an access to culture and the arts’.
- The activities are free of charge.
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