Nature Designers Workshop! Participants will be involved in the regeneration of a public square. The activity will be repeated twice: before and after sharing basic knowledge on urban context analysis, spatial organization, and dendrological and botanical characteristics of trees and plants—essential for creating green infrastructures and spaces that promote community well-being.

Simulation of a decision-making process for proper forest management through understanding the forest ecosystem and biodiversity. Demonstration activities are organized following a logical and scientific protocol that includes: interpretation of satellite and drone images; study and sampling of territorial elements; and applied laboratories (microscopy and analytical instruments).

An interdisciplinary dialogue at the Restoration Laboratories with the artworks preserved there, aimed at exploring the profession of Cultural Heritage Restorer by integrating: knowledge and conservation, autoptic analysis and scientific investigation, graphic documentation, and color study. Book your visit through the Google Form!