A wonderful cartoon from First Dog on the Moon in The Guardian yesterday captures the essence of our Risks Beyond Human Eyes project. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre... Learn more about the project in our webinar: unfoundation.zoom.us/webinar/regi... @beingphilt.bsky.social

Pleased to share another more-than-human method for working with nonhuman animal experiences of risk www.asranetwork.org/news/turning...

What do risks feel like as an otter or as a kestrel? Great BBC coverage of the Risks Beyond Human Eyes project about participants’ experiences of living as a nonhuman inhabitant of the River Tone. Listen back: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... @beingphilt.bsky.social @adjuvant.bsky.social

Somerset volunteers go wild for animal research project

A group of researchers take on a new approach to protecting animals - by attempting to live like them.

bbc.co.uk

Great to see our Risks Beyond Human Eyes project covered by @yeomans.bsky.social for The Times. The project assessed how the risks facing River Tone, in the UK, can be understood through the eyes of the river's nonhuman inhabitants. Led by @beingphilt.bsky.social www.thetimes.com/uk/environme...

Wildlife researchers pretending to be otters and worms

As they swam, slithered and ran near the River Tone, the participants were encouraged to experience how the animals sense the world around them

thetimes.com

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... thanks #BBCRadioSomerset

Somerset volunteers go wild for animal research project

A group of researchers take on a new approach to protecting animals - by attempting to live like them.

bbc.co.uk

Wonderful article by @patrickbarkham.bsky.social ft. our research with the people of #RiverTone. Over a periods of weeks, they worked deeply with five nonhuman animals - stepping into their world - to reveal risks we had never considered before. www.theguardian.com/environment/... @asranetwork.org

‘Emotional and horrific’: volunteers ‘live’ as Somerset animals to study wildlife risks

People trained to experience world as otters, salmon and other River Tone creatures for pioneering research

theguardian.com

If you’re curious about working with non-human perspectives in risk analysis, join our webinar to hear learnings from our project: Risk Beyond Human Eyes. September 24 🗓️ 14:00 BST ⏰ Online 🛜 Register: unfoundation.zoom.us/webinar/regi... @beingphilt.bsky.social @adjuvant.bsky.social

How can we collaborate with nonhumans to better assess systemic risks facing rivers? 🦦🦌 We’re exploring this question in our latest research project: Risks Beyond Human Eyes. Read the first blog in a new series exploring different elements of the project. www.asranetwork.org/news/learnin...

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(PDF) Anthropocentric bias in visioning and the multispecies alternative

PDF | Pre-Print: Visioning, alongside other techniques for producing futural knowledge, isrecognised as being central to establishing an alternative... | Find, read and cite all the research you need ...

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Repost with your home river. The River Tone

Teaching with my eyes shut@eyesshutteacher.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Repost with your home river. The Tay

accelerator.chathamhouse.org/article/phil... some thoughts on the work we’re doing in #ASRA. Grateful to the wonderful team @chathamhouse.org for the opportunity

Systemic risk, eco-artists, and accessing non-human perspectives by Phil Tovey

Continuing our series of interviews with leaders in their respective fields of the climate and nature transition, this month we sat down with Phil Tovey, who's working to implement nature-centric appr...

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If you live around #rivertone in Somerset come join us for an amazing community led research project luma.com/jrbn6mih #systemicrisk #morethanhuman #umwelt

#Lichen

fojournal.org/strategy-rep... the artwork and stunning production in issue No.2 of the @designmuseum.bsky.social's #FuturesObservatoryJournal is really something to be treasured, alongside the essential more-than-human ideas and inspiration it contains. Joy to contribute to the strategy section.

The Natural Contract - Future Observatory Journal

What new policies or frameworks are required to encourage more-than-human design as a broadly applicable approach? We explored that question with a roundtable of experts, and our conversation is disti...

fojournal.org

Learning institutions are emerging to address the climate and ecological crisis. 🌱 @kerifacer.bsky.social and colleagues at the Black Mountains College reflect on what it means to develop an anchor educational institution for ‘ecological imagination’: www.jrf.org.uk/imagination-....

Educating the ecological imagination: the work of Black Mountains College

Learning institutions are emerging to address the ecological crisis, but they need a robust infrastructure to sustain longer-term initiatives and innovation.

jrf.org.uk