Terragon Nature Lab provides a programme for students to learn about self-sufficient and regenerative living. It engages the students with knowledge, data, tools, and experts to generate reflections on how to help ensure a thriving planet for future generations.

The learning programme is divided into six modules:

• Shelter
• Energy
• Water
• Food
• Air, and
• Waste Management
  

Each module includes an online learning game, a teacher’s manual with information and tasks, and a visit to Terragon facilities to experience in our open laboratory what they learned at school.

As a result of the programme, children will learn about regenerative living in a playful and experiential way, have more awareness of concrete steps that can be taken for a sustainable future, get exposed to several sustainable and self-sufficient technologies and co-create ideas of how they can make adjustments in their everyday life. In addition the programme:

• develops skills such as critical thinking, real-world problem solving, creativity, collaboration, global awareness, social awareness, and managing complexities,
• supports creative and collaborative learning,
• provides an engaging and participatory environment,
• encourages a 21st-century style of learning,
• is highly suitable for interdisciplinary learning and for independent learning (can be used for distance education, to support presential learning, or to fill in productive time without a teacher and allows for more personalised and autodidactic learning).