Polar chart of the good practice's contribution to the 17 SDGs. The radius length corresponds to the relative benefit for each SDG.
As part of the "Growing up with Science... Outside" sub-project of C4 (Clube Ciência Viva da Escola) and with the support of researcher António Alexandre, co-coordinator of FCULresta and the Education Department and the Green Structure Division of CMO, we are planting an urban mini-forest at Camilo Castelo Branco Secondary School, following the Miyawaki method. The main aim of this project is to transform one of the school's spaces into a dense, biodiverse and multifunctional mini-forest, which will be a practical reference for promoting urban biodiversity, through a transdisciplinary approach to mobilising the community for climate action. The school will now have a "living laboratory" where students from all stages of education can carry out practical field activities, integrating different areas of knowledge.