American School of Milan
Conversion of an inactive space into a living biodiversity laboratory
Overview of the project
An area previously used as a sports field has been regenerated and transformed into a learning forest: an eco-park with educational facilities for experiential learning. The goal is to convert inactive spaces into a living biodiversity laboratory, integrating scientific monitoring, innovative pedagogy, and social engagement. The site has been equipped with advanced monitoring systems (Spectrum and PollyX), an educational path, an amphitheater, a mud kitchen, and a wooden playground.
Challenge
Transform an unused space into a living biodiversity laboratory for education.
Learning, Forest & Educational
Key KPIs Monitored
Main phases of the project
XNatura uses satellite monitoring technologies to analyze the biodiversity of the green area of the American School of Milan, with the support of Flora, developed in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA). Thanks to satellite imagery, it provides an overview of the area's biodiversity potential, enabling continuous observation of vegetation dynamics to detect ecosystem changes over time.
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