We bring the world from the countryside to the city
An ecological activity in which an urban and organic garden is explained and participants are taught the benefits of having a garden and how to build one in their own home.
Benefits
- Task organization
- Time management
- Teamwork
- Group cohesion
- Greater involvement and commitment
- Improve communication
Characteristics
- Teambuilding / CSR
- Format: face-to-face
- Number of participants: 20 – 500
- Playing time: 150' (Briefing, activity and closing)
- Languages: Spanish and English
Reinforce teamwork with an ecological activity
Show your empathy and sensitivity to the environment
Create your own urban garden in a limited time
Improve communication between peers through a dynamic activity
A great opportunity to contribute our grain of sand for the environment
The participants are divided into teams to create an urban garden from scratch, avoiding soil spills, painting the visible area, placing the plants… and all this with the ultimate goal of donating them to a social center in the city.
It doesn’t matter the space you have, the experience or the type of crop you want to plant, you only need a little water, seeds, substrate and a lot of teamwork.
An ecological activity that will bring you closer to nature in a dynamic, fun and learning way. An experience to be more sustainable and share with your team!
More information about the experience
An expert in the field makes an introduction to the whole group explaining what the activity will consist of. Then, the participants are divided into teams to create their urban garden and a practical and a theoretical part are carried out. In practice it deals with: the preparation of the sowing substrate, the preparation of seedbeds, the reproduction of cuttings, the reproduction by rhizomes and the use of natural remedies. The theoretical part deals with the benefits of having an ecological urban garden at home, the necessary materials and natural remedies for the garden. Finally, the orchards are donated to an urban social center.
To guarantee the proper development of the workshop, the following materials will be provided to the participants: support dossier with the course topics, sustainable containers for seedbeds, sustainable substrate for seedbeds and organic seeds.
They are outdoor or indoor spaces for growing vegetables, fruits, legumes, aromatic plants or medicinal herbs on a domestic scale. Urban gardens contribute to the recovery, improvement or use of urban land, enabling the regeneration of degraded spaces, avoiding the spontaneous and illegal colonization of residual or abandoned spaces. Urban agriculture provides fresh food, generates employment, recycles urban waste, creates green belts and strengthens the resilience of cities in the face of climate change.
