Tangible Landscape 2.0 – Co-creating Climate-Resilient Landscapes – Phase 2

Tangible Landscape 2.0 – Co-creating Climate-Resilient Landscapes Climate change presents urgent challenges: flooding, drought, and shifting landscapes demand smart, integrated solutions. But how can we bring policymakers, designers, researchers, and citizens together to make real, future-proof decisions? Tangible Landscape (TL) offers an innovative way forward. TL combines a physical sand model with digital map projections and hydrological simulations. During workshops, participants can literally shape the landscape with their hands and immediately see the effects of their choices—how water flows change, how elevations shift, and how different scenarios play out. Originally developed at North Carolina State University in 2015, TL has since early 2024 been adapted by Wageningen Environmental Research (WENR) for use in climate-resilience planning. In workshops such as the water safety landscape project in Rhine-Waal junction area, pr

Penvoerder

Stichting Wageningen Research

Subsidiejaar

2025

Startdatum

2025-06-01

Einddatum

2027-12-31