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Part of the Floating Gardens programme Cultivate with Care. ❋ planting edible interspecies Commons for biodiverse regeneration since 2019 ❋

Cultivate with Care ❋ planting edible interspecies Commons for biodiverse regeneration since 2019 ❋ We are looking for reliant watering volunteers.  Get in touch: garden(at)floating-berlin.org Open Call Conserving Through Growing more infos: Floating Seed Archive   News  Speaking at Blue Peace Festival 2026 03.07.2026, 4 pm  Panel Session: Merging Social Action, Infrastructure and Water Ecology. […]

An in-situ and ex-situ Seed Archive   Part of FLOATING GARDENS programme ❋ a collection of patent-free, non-GMO seeds that has been collected and propagated since 2021 ❋ Open Call Conserving Through Growing  

On the site of the Floating, a diverse range of animals, plants and algae have taken root and given birth to a unique landscape: a man-made environment reclaimed by nature where polluted water coexists with the relatively new presence of the University, forming a natureculture or a third landscape.

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Links: 2023 Digital Archive 2021 Digital Archive 2019 Digital Archive Climate Care at Anthropocene Curriculum Climate Care on Berlin Art Link Downloads: 2023: Programme:Critterkratia 2021 Programme: The Rewilding Years 2019 Programme: A Curriculum for Urban Practice 

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Climate Care is a festival engaged with theory and practice at the intersection of climate challenges, ethics of care and environmental humanities. Emerging from weathering the conditions of its site – a rainwater retention basin in Berlin – the programme is a result of in-depth cohabitation with the constructed water infrastructure, its human culture and its multi-species overlays. 

Climate Care is a festival engaged with theory and practice at the intersection of climate challenges, ethics of care and environmental humanities. Emerging from weathering the conditions of its site – a rainwater retention basin in Berlin – the programme is a result of in-depth cohabitation with the constructed water infrastructure, its human culture and its multi-species overlays. 

Links: 2019 Digital Archive Climate Care at Anthropocene Curriculum Downloads: 2019 Programme 2019 Reader