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| Distilled from personal stories of the participants, illustrated with an object or image: | Distilled from personal stories of the participants, illustrated with an object or image: |
| - Giles; fishing boat, evolutionary adaptation to living in canoes, oily skins, women with large lungs, "living like seals" book; Spidrift, Peter Reason | * Giles; fishing boat, evolutionary adaptation to living in canoes, oily skins, women with large lungs, "living like seals" book; Spidrift, Peter Reason |
| - Louisa; turner inspired seascape; sense of awe, aesthetic response, power, viewing form the land | * Louisa; turner inspired seascape; sense of awe, aesthetic response, power, viewing form the land |
| - Andrew; vast blue grey, endless horizon, vastness, seascape, experience of immensity, issues "big for individuals, small for the ocean (as totality) | * Andrew; vast blue grey, endless horizon, vastness, seascape, experience of immensity, issues "big for individuals, small for the ocean (as totality) |
| - Sandy; mug which says "save the ocean' on the side, fish made from finger prints, with space for the holder's fingerprints, work on trying to stop fishing in protected sites, legal tools which make the "system work", conservation and fishing working together, connecting people to create a shared value of the ocean, fishermen, regulators, public, photo of Tim [name?] | * Sandy; mug which says "save the ocean' on the side, fish made from finger prints, with space for the holder's fingerprints, work on trying to stop fishing in protected sites, legal tools which make the "system work", conservation and fishing working together, connecting people to create a shared value of the ocean, fishermen, regulators, public, photo of Tim [name?] |
| - Amy; Inuit carving of a seal, challenges of seal hunting as tradition practice of Inuit, disconnect between environment and consumption. working with conflicting and divergent values (set to the music of Tanya Tagaq) | * Amy; Inuit carving of a seal, challenges of seal hunting as tradition practice of Inuit, disconnect between environment and consumption. working with conflicting and divergent values (set to the music of Tanya Tagaq) |
| - Mirella; a beach pebble from when she moved from London to live by the sea as a child, sound of the sea, waves over stones, shingles, background noise, a small stone as a connection to something that is bigger, more turbulent, powerful than the 'everyday'. what is the equivalent of 'finding a pebble in the pocket' for people? | * Mirella; a beach pebble from when she moved from London to live by the sea as a child, sound of the sea, waves over stones, shingles, background noise, a small stone as a connection to something that is bigger, more turbulent, powerful than the 'everyday'. what is the equivalent of 'finding a pebble in the pocket' for people? |
| - Aniol; plastic octopus, the time as a child when he made an octopus farm during his holidays on costa brava, dropping building bricks at 3~4 metres depth as a place for octopuses to live. snorkelling. | * Aniol; plastic octopus, the time as a child when he made an octopus farm during his holidays on costa brava, dropping building bricks at 3~4 metres depth as a place for octopuses to live. snorkelling. |
| - Sarah; photo from her kitchen table, a family holiday on the southern Turkish coast, near a Roman port, sand spit and a place for turtle nesting, and now a protected area for turtles which has increased its level of tourism. people in completely different attire and stages of life (from tiny bikinis to full burkas, the young and energetic, the frail and old). There have been more people in space than have crossed the pacific alone. | * Sarah; photo from her kitchen table, a family holiday on the southern Turkish coast, near a Roman port, sand spit and a place for turtle nesting, and now a protected area for turtles which has increased its level of tourism. people in completely different attire and stages of life (from tiny bikinis to full burkas, the young and energetic, the frail and old). There have been more people in space than have crossed the pacific alone. |
| - Manuel; sea as psychological comfort, something he misses in London having grown up on the coast, something ineffable. | * Manuel; sea as psychological comfort, something he misses in London having grown up on the coast, something ineffable. |
| - Sue; a photo of her sitting in a rock pool as a child, transition from the grass veld to coast, they travelled up to 12 hours to get to the coast for holidays. open ended discussions are often the best ways of making a connection with someone around shared values on the coast, whether a fishing port in Cornwall or beach in Sri Lanka | * Sue; a photo of her sitting in a rock pool as a child, transition from the grass veld to coast, they travelled up to 12 hours to get to the coast for holidays. open ended discussions are often the best ways of making a connection with someone around shared values on the coast, whether a fishing port in Cornwall or beach in Sri Lanka |
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| ==== Upcoming meetings ==== | ==== Upcoming workshops ==== |
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| In 2015 the Marine CoLAB focused on establishing and enabling the collaboration. In 2016 the aim is to start "doing it (the lab, the experiments)", to learn what the Marine CoLAB could be like in practice. CGF would like the group to start piloting what they’ve been talking about. In order to do that a 'proto-draft' infrastructure/architecture/operating/business model needs to be designed and implemented (as an experiment) to enable quickly making decisions. This would be evaluated throughout 2016 through frameworks, analysis of the overall approach etc. | In 2015 the Marine CoLAB focused on establishing and enabling the collaboration. In 2016 the aim is to start "doing it (the lab, the experiments)", to learn what the Marine CoLAB could be like in practice. CGF would like the group to start piloting what they’ve been talking about. In order to do that a 'proto-draft' infrastructure/architecture/operating/business model needs to be designed and implemented (as an experiment) to enable quickly making decisions. This would be evaluated throughout 2016 through frameworks, analysis of the overall approach etc. |
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