- Assemble a group with diverse skills (e.g., art, environmental knowledge, communication)

- Align on a shared purpose, such as raising awareness about climate change.

- Select a natural space that inspires you and allows for temporary art.

- Ensure you respect local guidelines and avoid disturbing wildlife.

- Collect materials like leaves, stones, and twigs already on the ground.

- Avoid picking living plants or harming the environment.

- Plan pieces that symbolize aspects of nature or climate themes.

- Incorporate shapes like spirals, circles, or webs to reflect natural.

- Add meaning through simple rituals (e.g., sharing intentions, silent reflection).

- Engage all senses to deepen connection with the environment.

- Encourage others to observe or contribute.

- Use the art as a conversation starter about climate action.

- Accept that the pieces will decay and return to the earth.

- View this process as part of the art’s message.

- Photograph the work and record your reflections.

- Share the project to inspire others to create their own land art.