to start with a general introduction of Machine Wilderness and the workshop / 30min

then move outside for a visit to some mixed green zone, there I give a warm-up (somewhat like I did in Cornwall) / 15min

I'd like for people to each explore that terrain imagining a typical day of an animal / 20 min

[what are it's daily goals?]

[what are it's daily challenges?]

[what opportunities is it looking for?]

[how / where does it get information to act on?]

[what social communities does it belong to?]

[how does it avoid danger?]

[what is it's energy source?]

[how does it celebrate it's existence?]

regroup and review what happened, feedback from group and by Matthew from experience in behavioral ecology. / 10 min

explore the same are looking at the animal as a force of influence on its environment / 15 min

regroup and review what occurred, feedback from group and by Matthew from experience in behavioral ecology. / 10 min

decide if you work alone or in a group

based on our observations from the perspective of the animal we try to design a 'wilderness machine' based on it's phenology

explore the area and look at a typical day for your machine, how does it address the same challenges and opportunities as the animal did

explore the area looking at the force of influence of your 'wilderness machine'

take notes, make sketches in notebooks

we go back inside, review, document(!) and relax