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This terra incognita project is life-long, generational and collaborative, aimed at making connections across theory and practice | making, doing and thinking | arts and science | artists and non-artists | human and non-human | urban and rural | practical conservation and ecology. 'The Field' is located in a 13 acre woodland near Stansted airport.
Being collaborative and open, it is difficult to pin down our project or define its mission statement. This changes over time, on reflection, and in response to the history of the project and to each other. Each person involved in The Field has their own reasons for doing so. Individual views, responses, aims, ambitions for the project can be read here. Menu
Please go to the terra incognita website if you're interested in knowing more about terra incognita or click through this website for more about The Field including Future Projects and Moot Point, an annual art event at The Field interrogating where culture meets nature. Please get in contact if you're interested in joining us for conservation days or any other event.
All welcome
terra incognita's The Field project is a member of BTCV - British Trust of Conservation Volunteers. See BTCV
There is a huge amount of information on their website that is useful particularly for Fields 2, 3 and 4 - which is where the conservation action will take place. But it also has information about fencing.
We are also members of the East of England Apples and Orchards Project EEAOP,
the British Beekeepers Association
and the Association of Pole Lathe turners and Greenwood workers
the British Beekeepers Association
and the Association of Pole Lathe turners and Greenwood workers
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