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Projects

This page presents the active Leaves & Blades core project and additional project areas according to their actual stage of development. Early ideas are not presented as finished services.

actively in development

Leaves & Blades

The core project combines education, consumption reflection, cultivation documentation, prevention and digital development. A locally demonstrable iPhone app prototype and structured knowledge and programme components already exist.

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planned project area

Dignified Care

This area is intended to support older people, patients, family caregivers and professionals through clear guidance and suitable information materials. Its professional framework has not yet been developed; it is currently not an available care, medical or therapeutic service.

early concept stage

Regenerative Soil & Social Perspectives

One project idea connects regenerative soil culture and regional mineral components with a social funding perspective. In the long term, this could help support nature- and animal-related recreation and meeting opportunities for children and families. Product, location, funding and partnerships remain open.

in development

Art, Music & Project Culture

Paintings, illustrations, music and other creative contributions can make knowledge, personal experience and plant culture visible. Only contributions with clear consent and confirmed authorship will be published.

Illustrated Leaves & Blades mascot with a plant, scissors and sword
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Projects grow through contributions

Leaves & Blades is looking for expertise, suitable in-kind resources, approved visual and educational material, and people or organisations willing to develop individual projects responsibly.

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Clear status: Every project area will be reviewed professionally, organisationally and legally before public implementation. A mention on this page does not indicate availability or an existing cooperation. Origins and principles of the core project