Craft Knowledge as Cultural, Social, and Ecological CapitalFakin Bajec, Jasna (Avtor) heritagecraft knowledgecultural and social capitalecosystem approachmore-than-humanageingThe article examines the role of traditional craft knowledge in addressing contemporary development challenges, moving beyond the dominant economic approaches to heritage as highlighted in EU development projects. It conceptualises heritage as cultural, social, and ecological capital within a more-than-human perspective. Based on ethnographic research in the Vipava Valley (Slovenia), it presents narratives of knowledge bearers who use craft practices to cope with ageing, loneliness, and stress while fostering preservation and empathetic relationships with nature.20262026-07-22 10:02:23Neznano185078UDK: 39:745/749:316.7(497.4Vipava)ISSN pri članku: 2820-6088DOI: 10.4312/svetovi.4.2.67-83COBISS_ID: 285652995slVipava (Slovenija ; občina);