Culture shapes us all, it encompasses everything from science to art. From traditional wisdom to everyday practices. However, culture runs deeper than this. It is in the way we think, communicate, and work. It ultimately defines how we understand everything around us. Most importantly, this is why breaking with the distinction between nature and culture is crucial. Hence, understanding our environment as our own cultural heritage, will be key in order to start loving, protecting, restoring and finally regenerating our surroundings.

We understand that education for regenerative cultures today should seek to promote students’ critical thinking. By designing meaningful experiences, leading debates, and group reflections education should push to broaden their perspective, engage them in different experiential learning activities and therefore expand their horizons in this global world.