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REUSES
Reclaiming Urban Sealed Soils through Education, Water Reuse and Community Co-Design
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This assembly is a space for collaborators to plan, coordinate and participate in the development of the REUSES initiative. It enables partners to share ideas, organise activities, align strategies and collectively advance the regeneration of urban soils through education, community engagement and water reuse practices.
REUSES is a collaborative initiative emerging from the SoilTribes Bootcamp (Group 2) focused on reclaiming urban sealed soils through participatory learning and ecological regeneration.
The challenge began as a technical initiative to remove impermeable surfaces and restore soil vitality, based on an initial pilot in Ancona supported by the Ministry of Research. Through the Bootcamp process, the project evolved into a broader social and educational strategy.
Today, REUSES frames soil restoration as a collective learning process involving students, teachers, municipalities, NGOs and local communities. The initiative proposes transforming schoolyards and urban spaces into hands-on environments where environmental literacy, civic participation and climate adaptation intersect.
The project promotes:
• Soil unsealing and revitalisation of degraded urban land
• Water reuse and infiltration to prevent flooding and heat island effects
• Environmental education rooted in practice and local stewardship
• Participatory co-design between schools, municipalities and communities
By connecting ecological regeneration with education and governance, REUSES aims to develop a replicable model for urban resilience and soil literacy across Europe.
Propósito de la acción
The assembly aims to co-develop a replicable educational and civic model for reclaiming sealed urban soils.
Its objectives are to:
• Foster soil literacy and environmental empathy through school-based learning
• Support community co-design of urban soil regeneration initiatives
• Promote water reuse and permeable urban infrastructures to mitigate flooding and heat
• Build partnerships between schools, NGOs, municipalities and researchers
• Develop tools and curricula enabling replication across European cities
Composición
This multi-actor ecosystem enables collaboration across education, science, policy and community practice.
Help us collect examples for a REUSES knowledge product
REUSES is developing a knowledge product that makes scientific research on urban sealed soils more accessible and useful for two main audiences:Educators, so the topic can be explored in classrooms, schoolyards and outdoor learning activities.Policy makers and municipalities, so evidence on soil u…
🌱 Meet the Soiltribes REUSES Community: Introduce Yourself! 🌍
Let’s root our community in connection! 🌿This is a space to support REUSES. Whether you're a researcher, farmer, policymaker, artist, or citizen, every voice enriches the ecosystem 🌾
REUSES After Bootcamp 2: Turning Soil Science into Tools for Classrooms and Municipalities
During the second SoilTribes bootcamp in Barcelona, REUSES took an important step forward. The project became clearer, more focused and easier to communicate.The central question was no longer only: how can we physically unseal urban soils?It became: how can scientific knowledge about urban sealed s…
From Sealed Soil to Shared Stewardship: What We Learned in the First SOILTRIBES Bootcamp
The first REUSES bootcamp opened up an important question: what does it really mean to reclaim urban sealed soils?At the beginning, the challenge focused on unsealing soils in urban areas, especially abandoned or degraded land, and restoring them to a healthier ecological state. The project already …
Referencia: soiltribes-ASSE-2026-03-8