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Across
  1. 4. The study of the interdependence of living organisms and ecosystems in the environment.
  2. 6. Practices that promote long-term ecological balance and harmonious co-existence with nature.
  3. 7. Artistic projects that physically alter or transform ecosystems through innovative ecological practices.
  4. 10. The restoration or reclamation of polluted or damaged environments through art.
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  1. 1. Natural or sustainable substances used in eco-art to reduce environmental impact.
  2. 2. Using art to inspire change and raise awareness about environmental issues.
  3. 3. The involvement of local groups in eco-art projects, fostering collaboration for environmental change.
  4. 5. Three-dimensional artworks, sometimes interactive, that engage communities in environmental change.
  5. 8. The use of natural materials found in the environment to create aesthetically driven art.
  6. 9. Art made outdoors, using the land itself, often focusing on the environment.