Provides modular outdoor field training in identifying native wild plants within their natural habitats and plant communities, combining habitus observation with key distinguishing features across forests, grasslands, pioneer sites, and water bodies.

Offers structured theoretical and practical instruction on plant communities, ecological site conditions, mapping methodologies, and vegetation complexes across winter seminars and summer field excursions to analyze, interpret, and read cultural landscapes effectively.

Delivers perception training and phenomenological studies of plant growth and vegetation forms, enabling participants to develop holistic insights into natural processes through structured field observation, artistic exercise, and reflective scientific thinking.