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About the project

The River Don as a ‘place’ in which the compounding challenges we face intersect, is perfectly situated. Through the River Dôn Project we intend to demonstrate how our ontologies and civic infrastructures can be shifted from a world view of separation to one of relational, multi-agent interdependence. 

 

We intend to demonstrate how systems of governance, value and public discourse could be reoriented to enable a holistic understanding of the social and ecological costs of externalities and the long-term risks created through the superseding of planetary boundaries. We intend to demonstrate how the rights of nature could be incorporated into new civic infrastructures and nurture the transitions ahead.

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We published an article in the People, Places and Policy journal: ‘The Rights of Nature: A call for mutually assured flourishing’:

10 November 2024

At the Fearless Cities South Yorkshire summit, we hosted a session on ‘Taking a bioregional approach to rivers and trees’.

3 November 2024

We ran a number of events at No Bounds Festival in October, including an interactive session in collaboration with Professor Harriet Tarlo:

13 October 2024

Photo credit: Andy Brown

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