Hello,

Welcome to the citizen-based interactive digital platform prototype for Urban Riparian Post-quarry-landfill (URPQL) Landscapes in Victoria Australia.

Have a URPQL story to tell?

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Have a URPQL memory to share?

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Would you like to share your expertise and insights that are often unknown to others?

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Have a URPQL story to tell? 〰️ Have a URPQL memory to share? 〰️ Would you like to share your expertise and insights that are often unknown to others? 〰️

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to explore the often-unseen stories, memories, and knowledge of Urban Riparian Post-Quarry-Landfill (URPQL) landscapes. By conserving the past and reflecting on the present, we can collaboratively envision pathways for the long-term vision, educational significance, socio-ecological values, and potential of these dynamic landscapes. This prototype serves as a living archive and community hub—where sharing, listening, creating and collaboration take place—acting as a catalyst for public awareness and understanding of these unique environments.

    • Do you remember your first experience at the chosen URPQL landscape? What was it like, and what stands out to you most from that memory?

    • Do you have a hidden gem or favorite spot in a URPQL landscape?

    • What does this landscape mean to you or your community?

    • Have you witnessed changes in a URPQL site over time?

    • What role does this landscape play in your everyday life?

    • Do you know a story or history tied to this place that others might not?

    • What memories or emotions come to mind when you think of this space?

    • How do you imagine the future of this landscape?

    • What would you like others to know about this unique environment?

    • Have you contributed to shaping a URPQL site in any way?

    • What challenges or opportunities do you see in these landscapes?

    • How do you feel connected to the natural or cultural aspects of this space?

    • Do you have ideas for how these landscapes can be preserved or reimagined?

    • What changes would you like to see in these spaces for future generations?

    • How has your relationship with these landscapes evolved over time?

    • Is there a story about this landscape that inspires or moves you?

    • Do you have historical photos of any URPQL sites you’d like to share?