Project Title: UNESCO Global Geopark The South Fyn Archipelago.

• Location: The South Fyn Archipelago, Denmark
• Date: 2022 – ongoing
• Role: Scientific Committee Member
• Concept: Emphasizing the interconnectedness of geology, nature, and human life, supporting UNESCO’s Sustainable Development Goals.
• Key Elements: Integration of geological and cultural heritage to promote sustainable local development.
• Collaborators: UNESCO, Geopark The South Fyn Archipelago team.
• Audience or Impact: Facilitate a greater understanding of human-nature relations through community-driven sustainable practices.

The South Fyn Archipelago Geopark is a vast, multi-scale environment covering over 2,700 square kilometers of land and sea, encompassing more than 55 islands. This geopark highlights the relationship between Earth’s landscapes and human culture, creating a dynamic system for experiencing, learning, and connecting across different scales. Its multi-sited, multi-temporal structure fosters an understanding of the interwoven natural and cultural elements, making it an ideal setting for exploring the layered mediation processes that shape our world. Its expansive, multi-scale nature resonates with my interest in environments as mediators, linking personal experience to planetary forces.