A Home Base for Place Learning
Greater Victoria is learning to see and be itself.
Regenerate Greater Victoria
A living geography
Greater Victoria
In industrialized landscapes, the connections we most readily see across space are highways, power lines, and other infrastructure. What if we also learned to see the connections carried by watersheds, patterns of migration, human stories, and relationships across place, and the adventures that invite us to experience them firsthand?
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Two ways of seeing learning
How Greater Victoria is learning
Movement through a living process
The path we’re on
- Planning gatheringOccurred · exact date unconfirmed
- Participant follow-upNear final · response unknown
- Pam + Bowker CreekStory in development
- Mapping invitationIn co-design
- First mapping workshopIn preparation
Returning Home
How anyone can enter into participation and deepen from there
Returning
Home
Home
Near-term attention
Where we’re putting our attention
Longer-term direction
Where we’re headed
The view remains partial
Much of Greater Victoria remains unseen here.
People, relationships, projects, care, hurt, healing, and knowledge remain outside this view.
How do we learn to see and respond better together?
How do we cultivate durable relationship and action as co-inhabitants of Greater Victoria?