Terragon Nature Lab offers interactive school programmes that connect students with real-world systems, ecological practice, and regenerative thinking. Learning combines online elements, structured classroom tasks, and field visits to Terragon, where students can see, touch, and test the ideas they explore in class.

The programme is organised around six core themes: Shelter, Energy, Water, Food, Air, and Waste Management. Each theme invites students to investigate real systems, work with relevant data and tools, and apply their learning through hands-on, field-based experiences.

As part of the programme, Terragon is developing an Urban Forest experiment as a living learning environment. Together with schools, we co-create workshops in which students actively participate in designing, testing, and reflecting on ecological systems in an urban context. Programmes can be co-developed to align with specific curricula and learning goals, including experience working with (IB) schools.

Students gain hands-on experience and learn practical approaches to regenerative living. Through real-world systems and field-based work, they actively explore how ecological principles translate into everyday choices and actions.

In addition, the programme:

• develops critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and real-world problem-solving skills

• supports interdisciplinary and inquiry-based learning

• encourages systems thinking and engagement with environmental and social complexity

• provides an engaging and participatory learning environment

• is suitable for guided, independent, blended, and distance learning formats