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Biodiversity Collage

A collaborative 3-hour workshop to understand biodiversity loss, its systemic causes, its consequences, and the action levers available.

Biodiversity Collage is a collective intelligence workshop that helps participants understand the interactions between ecosystems, human activities, and the erosion of living systems. The workshop is grounded in solid scientific foundations, especially the work of IPBES, to make complex ideas accessible and foster a more systemic understanding of the living world. In small groups, participants manipulate cards, connect mechanisms, share their reactions, and explore action levers adapted to their daily lives, territories, or organizations.

Biodiversity is essential to feed us, heal us, provide us with drinking water, and supply the raw materials we depend on. This workshop reveals the systemic nature of the forces driving biodiversity loss, drawing on scientific data, especially from IPBES, the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services.

  • This workshop is developed by its own association. Ecogames helps organize it, include it in public events, and connect venues with trained facilitators.
  • Ecogames distributes more than half of registration fees back to the workshops' supporting associations, funding their deployment, evolution, and updates.
3h in person online
Biodiversity Collage in action
Biodiversity Collage visual

In a public event

Often chosen as a second step after climate, but strong enough to stand alone in a public event.

"It was a pleasure to take part in the Biodiversity Collage."

What this workshop enables

  • Shift how participants see the living world and understand what biodiversity provides
  • Connect biodiversity to everyday life and professional activities
  • Encourage action at every scale, from communities to companies to citizens

Who it is for

  • Individuals, families, and curious publics who want a stronger biodiversity lens.
  • Education: schools, colleges, universities, and youth groups.
  • Communities and territories: elected officials, planning, and environment teams.
  • Organizations: CSR, procurement, supply-chain, and operations teams.
  • Associations and citizen groups working on living systems and ecosystems.

Testimonials

Voices from the field

What participants say

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Biodiversity

"It brings the real problem on the table: human exploitation. Fun and an aesthetic way to promote sustainability."