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The Living Lab Toolkit has been created as a resource to share our network’s activities, priorities, and future dreaming, related to locally situated land-based learning initiatives in LƏK̓ʷƏŊƏN and W̱SÁNEĆ territories. This resource will be purposeful for teachers, administrators, and frontline workers who are curious about our work in land and sea restoration and Indigenous Resurgence on Coast Salish Lands. As co-creators of the work unfolding within the Living Lab Project network, we invite suggestions and, of course, the opportunities to make and deepen relationships, so that we may continue healing ourselves, our communities, and the land—a vision that grounds all that we do.
Many thanks to Chelsea Thomas, Living Lab Curriculum Coordinator, for putting this toolkit together.
We’ve also updated our Living Lab Inventory for 2022, you can read it here.
The Living Lab Project is a community – campus – schools project and network which supports eco-cultural restoration, land-based learning and Indigenous resurgence
Our Community
Welcome! Our Living Lab Network includes local Indigenous communities, UVic and other campus faculties and staff, schools and school districts, community groups, NGOs and government.
Our Logo
Created by Sarah Jim (representing the interconnected nature of the land, water, culture, and traditional ecological knowledge).