Combining art and nature this project aims to co-produce understandings of the importance of nature for primary aged children in two areas of Bristol following the impact of lockdowns on children's access to the outdoors. Through outdoor inspired art we hope to create child-art-nature entanglements that provide children alternative means of communicating about their experiences and the importance of nature (and how they define this) to them.
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Peach, L., Watson, D. L., Skeels, I., Ali, S., Bradley, P., Musse, S. & Allport, T. D., 13 Mar 2025, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Children’s Geographies.23, 2, p. 172-18817 p.
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