2024 – First serious game workshops for PEPR researchers.

During the annual meeting, around thirty researchers took part in the workshop, facilitated by members of the programme's facilitation team. The session took place in a friendly and engaging atmosphere, giving participants the opportunity to explore the main levers available to reduce the carbon footprint of a research laboratory.

All teams successfully achieved the target, notably by adopting different strategies: some opted for an evenly distributed effort across all activities, while others prioritized more targeted actions.

2025 – Ongoing delivery of serious game workshops for researchers involved in the PEPR.

During the annual meeting in Le Croisic, around thirty researchers took part in the workshop, which was facilitated by several scientists who had participated in the previous year's session.

Participants were recruited through a questionnaire sent to all attendees. Most of the volunteers had never heard of the Ma Terre workshop before and joined out of curiosity to discover the initiative. The workshop brought together teams composed of both early-career researchers and more experienced scientists. The distribution of roles—sometimes reversing the usual hierarchy—greatly enriched the discussions.

The workshop's educational approach was particularly well received. Several participants were so enthusiastic that they went on to organize a Ma Terre workshop in their own laboratories in the weeks that followed.