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- School projects. In cooperating with schools Lifescape aims at reaching the youth, for they are the future guardians of the landscape and they form the hart of local communities. Through taking part in Lifescape activities, children will develop a collective responsibility for the future of our landscapes and help their families and communities to reconnect with the surrounding environment. We present three Lifescape examples.
- International exchange. Lifescape is a transnational European programme. Therefore encouraging children to exchange their experiences with their surrounding environment with children from other countries is a key action. The European Travelling Notebooks and the international school exchange are two examples.
- Theatre on landscape history. Three Lifescape partners use theatre to let children experience the landscape and its history. Actors show how the landscape has been shaped throughout history and what impacts human behaviour has had on the landscape.
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