CE3C is deeply committed to fostering public understanding and engagement in science through a robust array of outreach activities. This dedication is grounded in the belief that scientific literacy and public involvement are vital to addressing environmental challenges, foster awareness and empower informed decision-making.
A vision that is true for a wide range of audiences, from schoolchildren to administrative and political decision-makers with diverse responsibilities. Within this set, there are countless other audiences often covered by targeted and thought-provoking initiatives.
Biodiversity Stations Network (EBIO)
EBIO is nation-wide project of short walking routes (maximum 3 km) enriched with informative panels on the biodiversity that can be observed by visitors.
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Agroecological Caravan
A participatory project aiming at strengthening the relations between farmers, consumers, and researchers committed to agroecological practices.
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Exhibitions
CE3C has a long tradition of producing impactful exhibitions and stimulating scientific culture, particularly with the National Museum of Natural History and Science.
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Biodiverse Schools
A project aimed to increase children's and young people's contact with nature, created by CE3C PhD student Raquel Mendes and funded by the Centre's participatory budget.
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Cientificamente Provável
A joint initiative between the Government, through the School Libraries Network, aimed at school groups.
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Ciência Viva nos Pátios
Numerous CE3C researchers are part of this project where teachers and students have the opportunity to learn outside the classroom.
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Artist Residency 2023
In 2023, CE3C hosted its first artistic residency by Evgenia Emets, bridging science and art via visual works, poetry and installations.
Discover Evgenia Emets's project