Advise on developing and integrating emerging policy on UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) with place-sensitive nature recovery strategies.

Facilitate collaboration between environmental, cultural and community stakeholders and build organisational capacity to meaningfully engage with ICH.

Provide tailored training for policymakers and practitioners. Learn how ICH can support nature recovery, and how to engage with cultural knowledge in ethical, creative and meaningful ways.

Advise on how to identify, map and document placenames, cultural traditions, creative expression and local knowledge to enrich biodiversity data.

Help design creative programmes that strengthen relationships with nature through culture, engaging traditional expressive arts to foster deeper care and responsibility for place.