Following the request from schools and training organizations in Italy, Latvia and Slovene, the Association Paysage & Patrimoine sans Frontières has organized a meeting from November 22-26, 2009 in Saint Germain-en Laye, France, in order to enquiry the possibilities of establishing a future Leonardo da Vinci project.

Thanks to this privileged location the Turkish, Italian and French partners have the opportunity to get to know the various professional courses provided by the prestigious and worldwide renowned "Ecole Nationale Supérieure du Paysage" of Versailles.

On June 23rd, 24th and 25th, 2011, the association Paysage et Patrimoine sans Frontière organized in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France, a transnational meeting on Leonardo Da Vinci project « Échanges de pratiques sur la formation professionnelle au paysage. » It welcomed the association Artiste no Tahiti from Papeete in French Polynesia.

Cortina d’Ampezzo in the Dolomites, a landscape inscribed in the World Natural Heritage of Unesco, is the location where the third transnational meeting of the project Leonardo da Vinci ‘Echanges de pratiques sur la formation professionnelle au paysage’ takes place. It is organized by Giuliana Corbatto and the teachers of Liceo Scientifico and High School of Art of Polo Valboite : Mary Gino, Renzo De Pol and Antonio Ambrosino.

This 4th meeting in the prestigious Musée des Arts Premiers in Paris aims to diffuse on a large-scale, the Leonardo da Vinci project “Echanges de Pratiques sur la Formation Professionnelle au Paysage ", by adding events within the framework of " 2011, Overseas Year ".

The fifth meeting of the project Leonardo da Vinci takes place in Mugla, Turkey, with the aim of exchanging new competences as regards the professional training on landscape.

Once again, the French team welcomed the Leonardo da Vinci project partners at the École Nationale Supérieure du Paysage de Versailles for the 7th international meeting. The Potager du Roi, a superb vegetable garden from the time of Louis XIV had cast off the thick snow coat it wore on our first meeting in Versailles in December 2010. It wore in June a kaleidoscope of lush and light greens like a beautiful spring day.

The last translations of the shared module went live on July 12th and 13th in collaboration with Monique Malique, representing the Paysage et patrimoine sans frontière association, in the Italian secondary school’s Polo Val Boite de Cortina d’Ampezzo library. Our shared module will be available in three languages on the French association’s website: English, French and Italian. This meeting was also a chance to evaluate the module using the ECVET tool launched by our partners. The meeting (...)