Design for Conservation
is a methodology that enables collaborative problem solving
for environmental conservation and sustainability challenges.
Why Design for Conservation?
There is a need for a specific,
better targeted Design Thinking process for Conservation, Sustainability and Social Innovation.
D4C toolkit enables people to address complex challenges in a creative, non-linear way, taking into consideration multiple stakeholder points of view -
human and nonhuman - and the complex interactions between emotional, spiritual and scientific approaches.
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Solve complex problems collaboratively with all your stakeholders.
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Propose new ways of being, doing and relating to our environment.
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Navigate your transitional path through radical innovation and change.
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Work towards empowering partnerships with indigenous communities.
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Engage effectively from a place of positivity and empathy.
An iterative Agile to Deep process that adapts to your team's resources and availability
Upcoming
October 12, 2021
IASC International Conference 2021
Join us at the XVIII Biennial IASC Conference “Our Commons Future”.
"Our aim is to empower communities to create and be a part of their own solutions autonomously, upholding their values and their independence, and ultimately create a more resilient landscape". Learn more.
University of Arizona (USA)
July 22, 2021
Defining mental models for environmental conservation
Join us to hear some fabulous presentations within the Transition Design framework, sharing our research on mental models together with UP + Carnegie Mellon Univesity
XII Congreso Latinoamericano de Enseñanza del Diseño
September 22, 2021
Planning for Impact Research Seminar - Online
Planning for impact is a key component of projects that contribute to Sustainable Development. In this seminar we will introduce how to understand, plan, measure and communicate social and environmental impacts. We will present purpose-led design research projects and tools that help you plan for impact. Learn more
Zoom link Passcode: 998797
University of Auckland - ELAM
June 10, 2021
Sustainability Beyond Technology
The largest sustainability challenges are of socio-political nature. Let's have a courageous conversation about how this relates to the wine industry.
WSVF 2021
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September 2, 2021
Design for Conservation Workshop in SDG Summit Aotearoa
In this workshop, we will experiment with highly visual tools that will help us tackle environmental conservation challenges through purpose, empathy, and rigor.
Sustainable Development Summit
