At Innolab Space, we build a community
of people passionate about social and environmental sustainability problems
We bring together thinkers, doers and
educators and build a knowledge community of personal experience and insight, backed with research and data to further social innovation. Through collaborative and interdisciplinary practice, we have the
ability to make our future better.
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LANDMARC: Land use based Mitigation for Resilient Climate pathways
Our contribution to LANDMARC: The purpose of this initiative is to adopt a portfolio of nature-based solutions to minimize greenhouse gas emissions in Canada. We will then develop a national LMT portfolio and analyse the socio-economic potential of nature-based solutions and innovative techniques to absorb excess greenhouse gas from the atmosphere. Together with Indigenous groups, local communities, lawmakers, company owners, and industry leaders, we will explore strategies to minimise carbon dioxide emissions in Canada.
We are currently seeking funding to support this project
TIPPING + : Enabling Positive Tipping Points towards clean-energy transitions in Coal and Carbon Intensive Region
Our contribution to TIPPING+: we are exploring different pathways for carbon intensive regions in Alberta to switch to low carbon energy transformations and the impact on Alberta's and Canada's wider economic and socio-ecological systems. Our goals are to:
- make policy recommendations to support a sustainable transition in Alberta.
- utilise the knowledge collected to find more successful tipping points and uncover cultural influences on SEPs (SETPs).
- collaborate with scholars and policymakers worldwide to learn from both positive and negative lessons on sustainable transitions
We are currently seeking funding to support this project.
Phase 2: Science education for young minds
La Sierra, Colombia
Based on the Science education for children in in June this year, we are working to provide regular science education workshops in the region. Our ambition is to co-develop a sustainable programme with the community.
We are currently seeking funding to support this project.
