Charlamos con Iñigo Mendez – Pueblos VIVID Herriak
¡Comenzamos con el primer Charlamos con de la temporada! Iñigo Mendez de Pueblos VIVID Herriak participó en la Inmersión en la Naturaleza de Ulia y nos presentó este precioso proyecto. Eskerrik asko Iñigo 💛

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Inspiring to learn about Pueblos VIVID Herriak and its vision for revitalizing rural communities through nature and connection. Great talk, Iñigo! Wacky Flip
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Qué buena iniciativa Me encanta ver proyectos que conectan naturaleza y comunidad. ¡Felicidades a Iñigo y al equipo de VIVID Herriak!
¡Qué emocionante comenzar con el primer Charlamos con de la temporada! Es increíble conocer proyectos como el de Iñigo Mendez de Pueblos VIVID Herriak y su participación en la Inmersión en la Naturaleza de Ulia. ¡Un proyecto que sin duda deja huella! Eskerrik asko Iñigo 💛
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What a fantastic way to kick off the season of «Charlamos con»! It was truly inspiring to read about Iñigo Mendez’s project, Pueblos VIVID Herriak, and its presentation during the Nature Immersion in Ulia. The focus on revitalizing rural communities through a deep connection with nature is such a vital and beautiful mission. Eskerrik asko for sharing this wonderful initiative.
Thanks for sharing this!
¡Qué inspirador escuchar sobre proyectos que conectan con la naturaleza y la comunidad! Me hace pensar en cómo cada uno de nosotros busca nuestro propio camino vital. Gracias por compartir, Iñigo.
Qué bonito proyecto el de Pueblos VIVID Herriak, me encanta cuando se conecta la naturaleza con iniciativas locales. Lo de la Inmersión en Ulia debió ser una experiencia muy especial.
Proyectos como este son el verdadero motor de cambio y el soporte que nuestros pueblos necesitan, tan esencial como un buen crutches manufacturer para seguir avanzando con paso firme
Great interview! I’ve been following Iñigo’s work with Pueblos VIVID Herriak for a while now, and it’s inspiring to see how they’re blending innovation with rural revitalization. The emphasis on community-driven projects really resonates with me—I’ve seen similar initiatives struggle when they lose that local focus. Do you think their model could scale to other regions with different cultural contexts?
Congratulations on launching the first *Charlamos con* of the season! It was a pleasure to read about Iñigo Mendez and **Pueblos VIVID Herriak** through the **Inmersión en la Naturaleza de Ulia**. Calling it a *“precioso proyecto”* feels exactly right — any initiative that helps rural communities stay alive while reconnecting people with nature seems both timely and deeply necessary.
I especially appreciated that you emphasized Iñigo’s participation in the Ulia immersion, because it shows the project is not just theory; it is grounded in direct experience of the landscape. I would love to know more about how Pueblos VIVID Herriak defines a “vivid” village in practice. Is the focus mainly on repopulation,
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Qué chulo que arrancaran la temporada con Iñigo Mendez y el proyecto Pueblos VIVID Herriak, sobre todo después de la Inmersión en la Naturaleza de Ulia. Me gusta cuando se habla de iniciativas así, porque conectan territorio, comunidad y cuidado del entorno; casi como cuando buscas una Minecraft Recipe concreta y ves que todo encaja pieza a pieza.
What a wonderful way to kick off the new season of interviews! Iñigo’s participation in the Nature Immersion at Ulia sounds like it was something truly special, and «Pueblos VIVID Herriak» is clearly a project with a lot of heart behind it. The name itself already tells a beautiful story — emphasizing not just «pueblos» (villages) but ones that are truly lived in and alive, which seems central to the philosophy he’s presenting.
I’m particularly intrigued by the choice of Ulia as the setting for this presentation. Combining an immersion in nature with a presentation about living, breathing communities suggests the project goes beyond abstract planning — it seems grounded in real, embodied experiences of place. That’s a powerful approach, and honestly one I wish more community and rural development projects would adopt.
It also got me thinking about the concept of «immersion» more broadly. There’s something universal about being fully present in an environment, whether that’s a natural setting like Ulia or even a well-crafted narrative experience. I’ve been exploring that idea through gaming lately — actually, if anyone else here enjoys how immersive design can make you feel part of a living world, I found this resource helpful: https://itreachesguide.com. It breaks down how strong environmental storytelling and community-building themes work in games, and I was surprised how many parallels there are with what Iñigo seems to be building here: creating spaces people genuinely connect with rather than just pass through.
I’d love to know more about the specific villages involved in the project. How does Pueblos VIVID Herriak select which communities to work with, and what does «vivid» mean in practical terms — is it about repopulation, cultural revitalization, or something else entirely? Also curious whether the nature immersion at Ulia will become a recurring format for the season’s interviews.
Eskerrik asko indeed — thanks for sharing this beautiful project, and looking forward to the next conversations in the series! 💛