Why regenerative practice?
Sustainability is not enough. Living and working in balance with nature is not enough to restore the huge deficits imposed by humans on our natural planetary habitat.
We need to go beyond and restore, replenish, regenerate.
Regenerative principles are widely and increasingly recognized as necessary factors in combating the effects of climate change, biodiversity loss and challenges in food security.
The 5 foundational principles of Hedeskov
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Pay it forward
We make instructions for regenerative practices widely available based on empirical tests and 1:1 experimentation.
02
Close context
We provide immediate benefits for both people and nature, while ensuring long-term advantages that extend beyond simply reducing climate gas emissions.
03
Diversity Rules
Furniture makers and biologists, material scientists and algae researchers, longevity nerds and building engineers - all possible perspectives on regeneration are welcome at Hedeskov.
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Multigenerational aim
The value we create must last for future generations. We design, construct, initiate and facilitate to ensure a lasting, meaningful impact.
05
Human Science
We value the human sciences. Aesthetic, artful, ergonomic, sensual, behavioral and experiential aspects of science must complement the strictly empirical scientific foundations.
01
Pay it forward
We make instructions for regenerative practices widely available based on empirical tests and 1:1 experimentation.
02
Close context
We provide immediate benefits for both people and nature, while ensuring long-term advantages that extend beyond simply reducing climate gas emissions.
03
Diversity rules
Furniture makers and biologists, material scientists and algae researchers, longevity nerds and building engineers - all possible perspectives on regeneration are welcome at Hedeskov.
04
Multigenerational aim
The value we create must last for future generations. We design, construct, initiate and facilitate to ensure a lasting, meaningful impact.
05
Human Science
We value the human sciences. Aesthetic, artful, ergonomic, sensual, behavioral and experiential aspects of science must complement the strictly empirical scientific foundations.
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