Save the historic gardens´ heritage using drones

1. To open access to three newcomer organisations to European cooperation and increase their capacity to work transnationally and across sectors: this involves integrating digital technology into ...

1. To open access to three newcomer organisations to European cooperation and increase their capacity to work transnationally and across sectors: this involves integrating digital technology into the traditional profession of gardeners working in historic European gardens, fostering new partnerships and extending the scope of European cooperation. 2. Establish an innovative ICT-based infrastructure designed for the creation and dissemination of learning materials and online courses in adult education. This platform facilitates the technological transfer to professional gardeners, enhancing their digital skills and knowledge in the context of historic garden monitoring and preservation. 3. Develop tailored digital resources and online training courses for adult professionals engaged in the preservation and maintenance of historic gardens. And upskill a group of gardeners to be able to use drones in their daily work. 4. Disseminate project outcomes to the broader community of professional gardeners in Europe, with a particular focus on those collaborating with ERHG and other strategically chosen stakeholders.