will have four functions:
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to act as a meeting point for all those concerned about child welfare in relation to green space access and freedom to play. |
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to showcase inspiring examples from across Europe. |
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to provide a venue for sharing experiences and ideas. |
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to act as a resource for organisations and editors needing imagery and sound of children enjoying nature. |
will be a heavily illustrated case for setting aside green space for children, to be used by partner organisations as a corporate gift and for the promotion of their own pro-environmental agendas.
which will be in the form of short digitally projected shows, using sound and sophisticated transitions, that can be presented to any locally-organised gathering of children. The three themes - This is where you live; These are your neighbours; Now go and meet them - draw the children's attention to nature in their own neighbourhood.
comprising a set of huge prints suitable for public display in shopping centres and airports, which will take the project to a large, non self-selecting audience.
which will address general, widely-held concerns about youngsters and offer good practice case studies as models for change, to a general audience.
which will focus on the same themes as those identifies for the popular press but presented in a form attractive to broadcasters.
As well as these physical outputs, the legacy of Rewilding Childhood will include:
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improved understanding amongst deceision-makers that children need green space. |
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enhanced coordination of disparate "rewilding" and environmental education programmes. |
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more children going into their local green space and finding fulfilment from being there. |
