Culture in Nature - KA2 Project
Erasmus+ KA210-ADU - Small-scale partnerships in adult education Project Between Latvia, Finland and Malta
The Culture in Nature project is an international initiative that explores the relationship between cultural heritage and the natural environment. Through a series of experience transfer visits across Latvia, Finland, and Malta, the project brings together participants from different backgrounds to learn how culture can be integrated into nature-based settings while promoting sustainability and intercultural exchange.
The Project aims to improve the quality of cultural and educational activities by incorporating artistic and intercultural values in an environmentally responsible way. The project encourages a deeper understanding of shared cultural heritage while emphasizing green, accessible, and innovative methods for organizing cultural events in natural spaces.
Additionally, the initiative fosters international cooperation between partner organizations, ensuring a strong network that allows participants to exchange knowledge, skills, and best practices across borders. This transnational approach supports the development of sustainable cultural projects that combine nature, art, and community engagement.
This Key Action 2 Project consists of three main phases, each taking place in a different country: Latvia, Finland, and Malta. Participants, including educators, cultural organizers and young people with limited opportunities, engage in hands-on activities designed to strengthen their understanding of how nature and culture can be interconnected.
By visiting different regions and experiencing local traditions, participants gain insights into various artistic techniques, sustainable event planning, and the cultural significance of nature. These activities not only highlight the importance of cultural preservation but also encourage new ways to engage with the environment responsibly.
Culture in Nature is more than just a series of cultural visits—it is a long-term collaboration that seeks to inspire individuals and organizations to develop sustainable, nature-inclusive cultural initiatives. As the project progresses, it continues to reinforce the idea that culture and nature are deeply connected, and that through thoughtful planning, both can be preserved and celebrated together.
The Culture in Nature project is an international initiative that explores the relationship between cultural heritage and the natural environment. Through a series of experience transfer visits across Latvia, Finland, and Malta, the project brings together participants from different backgrounds to learn how culture can be integrated into nature-based settings while promoting sustainability and intercultural exchange.
The Project aims to improve the quality of cultural and educational activities by incorporating artistic and intercultural values in an environmentally responsible way. The project encourages a deeper understanding of shared cultural heritage while emphasizing green, accessible, and innovative methods for organizing cultural events in natural spaces.
Additionally, the initiative fosters international cooperation between partner organizations, ensuring a strong network that allows participants to exchange knowledge, skills, and best practices across borders. This transnational approach supports the development of sustainable cultural projects that combine nature, art, and community engagement.
This Key Action 2 Project consists of three main phases, each taking place in a different country: Latvia, Finland, and Malta. Participants, including educators, cultural organizers and young people with limited opportunities, engage in hands-on activities designed to strengthen their understanding of how nature and culture can be interconnected.
By visiting different regions and experiencing local traditions, participants gain insights into various artistic techniques, sustainable event planning, and the cultural significance of nature. These activities not only highlight the importance of cultural preservation but also encourage new ways to engage with the environment responsibly.
Culture in Nature is more than just a series of cultural visits—it is a long-term collaboration that seeks to inspire individuals and organizations to develop sustainable, nature-inclusive cultural initiatives. As the project progresses, it continues to reinforce the idea that culture and nature are deeply connected, and that through thoughtful planning, both can be preserved and celebrated together.
