Since the inception of the CST, various seminars have been organized to promote the New Culture of the Territory (NCT), with the aim of energizing and consolidating a network of allies to spread a new way of understanding and engaging with the territory.

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In these seminars, topics have ranged from specific issues presented in lectures to the screening of documentaries on territory management and conservation, as well as the presentation of the annual reports of the NCT.

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The seminars aim to be a space for reflection on the changes and transformations required in our daily lives to advance toward a more just, humane, and sustainable society. The ecological crisis poses numerous challenges to humanity, and there are many resistances and interests that seek to prevent these cultural, economic, and social transformations.

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The goal of the Seminars for a New Culture of the Territory (NCT) is to provide arguments and strengthen social actors advocating for these changes. Establishing a fruitful dialogue between the environmental third sector, the academic knowledge field, emerging economic sectors, various professional sectors involved in territorial debate, and society at large, will help enhance the social relevance of the environmental third sector and position it as a significant actor before administrations and economic agents.

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