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Students in the class "2nde3" at the Lycée Victor Duruy in Bagnères-de-Bigorre (France) have begun collecting traces of environmental change in the Haut-Adour region.

On Saturday 12 October from 2.30pm to 4pm, a workshop will be held in partnership with the L'Écureuil roux association.

As part of the Haut-Adour summer school, Changing Natures is joining forces with the “Histo-Party” research program to initiate a collection on environmental change in the Haut-Adour region.

Changing Natures will be at the Environmental History's Spring on 16 June 2024 at the Jean Monnet House, in partnership with the Association for the History of the Protection of Nature and Environment and the Paradeisos European Gardens Association.

The UFOLEP magazine "En jeu, une autre idée du sport" interviewed Frédérique Chlous about the "Sports" call of Changing Natures.

The Brèche aux Cornes primary school in the Gouëdic valley in Saint-Brieuc (France) is developing an artistic and cultural education project on environmental change, based on Changing Natures, with two classes of Year 3.

As part of the M2 UX/UI Gamification module supervised by Michael Burow (Fidbak), students from MyDigitalSchool in Nantes worked on gamification as applied to Changing Natures.

To coincide with the 2023 Fête de la science on the theme of "Science and Sport", Changing Natures is presenting its new partnership with UFOLEP as part of the "Changing Natures & Sports" call for contributions.

Visit our booth at the Beats & Bones Podcast Festival! On September 22, the Museum für Naturkunde's podcast "Beats & Bones" invites you to an evening with live podcasts from the world of science and an interactive workshop area. Afterwards, the party continues in the Sauriersaal.

On 6 and 7 October 2023, during the festival Inventerre in Digne-les-Bains (France), discover Changing Natures at the intercommunal multimedia library.

Participatory mini-conferences will be held online in September and October 2023 to present Changing Natures as part of the European Researchers' Night programme.

Play "Changing Natures: Ecocene" with Trust and the Changing Natures team. Elisabeth Heyne (MfN) introduces the digital collection of objects and personal stories related to environmental transformations that the game is based on.