Kate Fletcher is a Professor at the Centre of Sustainable Fashion, University of the Arts London, UK, where she explores design for sustainability.

Louise St. Pierre is an Associate Professor at Emily Carr University, Canada, where she researches sustainability, contemplative practice and design's relationship with nature.

Mathilda Tham's work sits in a creative, feminist, activist space between design, futures studies and sustainability. She is Professor of Design, Linnaeus University, Sweden.

Intro SECTION I: Lying: Lying down to receive A Shift of Attention "Towards.... Something More Liveable" A Moth Journey. An Unexpected Rapport: Mushrooms, a Designer + Everyone ElseSitting in Trees Co-creating with a Tick SECTION II: Sitting: Sitting to open dialogue Hybrids. Others/Selfies Poem: 'Zoology' Narrating the Impression. Thick Description Through Visualisations - Towards New Representations of Nature Learning from Harakeke - Towards a Network for Textile Design in Aotearoa New Zealand Becoming-with Vegetal: Sympoietic Design Practice with Plant PartnersTo Name is to ValueDesign and Nature: A HistoryPart one: Foundation Part two: Ecological Design as Mastery Part three: Bio this...and Bio that Part four: Moving Forward SECTION III: Standing: Standing to achieve a view Short-comings and Vulner-abilitiesLiving Landfill Design and Nature as Seen through Fur: Systems of Manipulation and CareBully Goes FishingDirty design (or A bloody mess) - In celebration of life affirming designSECTION IV: Walking: Walking to move Earthbond Prototyping, a Method for Designers to Deepen Connections to NatureDesign Students in Sustainable SystemsDesign on the Wing: Collaborative Work with NatureWe Become Gardeners After All. A Nourishing Dialogue with the Material EnvironmentThe Poetics of Cultural Landscapes through Ecological WisdomAntarctica SE3: a Conversation on Designing with CareFolding InConclusion