Ecoscapes: Art Biodiversity and Collaboration

Gillson, L. (Organiser)
Pen Holland (Organiser)
Helena Cox (Speaker)
Carter, R. A. (Speaker)
Ongaro, V. (Speaker)
Suw Charman-Anderson (Speaker)

Activity: Other › Public engagement and outreach (general)

Description

Part of the York Festival of Ideas, this panel discussion brought together artists and scientists to discuss how art and collaboration can provide new perspectives on biodiversity change.

Absorb the sights and sounds of sci-art pieces created by local artists and scientists, contribute your own thoughts about biodiversity and landscape change, and discover how at York, and elsewhere, interdisciplinary work that crosses the boundaries of science and the arts and humanities in higher education and research can stimulate reflection, strengthen understanding and promote positive change.

Period	4 Jun 2025
Degree of Recognition	Local

Keywords

Ecoscapes
Biodiversity
Art

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Part of the York Festival of Ideas, an expert panel of artists and scientists discussed how art and collaboration can provide new perspectives on biodiversity change. Absorb the sights and sounds of sci-art pieces created by local artists and scientists, contribute your own thoughts about biodiversity and landscape change, and discover how at York, and elsewhere, interdisciplinary work that crosses the boundaries of science and the arts and humanities in higher education and research can stimulate reflection, strengthen understanding and promote positive change. Organised by Pen Holland and Lindsey Gillson as part of the Ecoscapes series, speakers were Richard Carter, Paul Shields, Helena Cox, Suw Charman-Anderson and Veronica Ongaro.