Get ready for an exciting event that brings together education and bioeconomy! Join the BioBeo Festival for a day filled with inspiring talks, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities.
At this festival you will:
Follow 2 interactive workshops (in English) on the BioBeo themes: forestry, food loop, interconnectedness, life below water and outdoor learning.
Discover new teaching materials about bioeconomy, bio-based innovations, products and technologies at the booth fair.
Attend an inspiring talk on bioeconomy (in English).
Witness the handing out of the BioBeo award for the most innovative nature-inspired pruduct/design?
Spoil your taste buds with sustainable snacks.
Enjoy live music.
Whether you're a pupil, student, parent, teacher (educator), policy maker or simply curious about bioeconomy, this festival is for you. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to expand your knowledge and be part of the growing bioeconomy community.
BioBeo introduces new thinking and approaches in education on the circular bioeconomy across Europe. While strategically overcoming the institutional and cultural barriers to implementing relevant circular bioeconomy education programs in preschool, primary, and secondary schools, we are defining and delivering novel curricula in schools. Our aim is to enhance young people’s and citizens‘ involvement in policy-making for bioeconomy.
BioBeo is a two and a half-year project with 15 partners with the aim to develop and deploy an education programme to enhance engagement across society regarding lifestyle, circularity and bioeconomy, using 5 bioeconomy themes:
Interconnectedness
Outdoor Learning
Forestry
Life Below Water
The Food Loop
Partners are committed to promoting the bioeconomy concept and will co-create and co-deliver the programme. BioBeo will provide better coordination between bio-science and education in schools by developing the Circular Economy Science-Society message with a particular focus on circular lifestyle and behaviours, and a governance framework on society-wide engagement in bioeconomy policy. BioBeo addresses social issues such as gender bias, disadvantaged youth groups, migrants and members of society with additional needs.