How can natural and cultural values be a resource for sustainable development in the Nordic count... more How can natural and cultural values be a resource for sustainable development in the Nordic countries? That is the question the Nordic Blue Parks project has tried to answer by providing case-studies of regional and local success stories, thereby assessing the possible synergistic effects of cross-sectoral working with both nature- and cultural heritage bodies. The project therefore highlights examples where a combination of natural and cultural heritage has been the foundation of social, economic and environmentally sound development. The project concentrates on three themes: nature and cultural heritage tourism, business development and a good living environment. The Nordic Blue Parks project provides guidelines for national and re-gional authorities for setting up underwater natural and cultural underwater trails, according to the principles of sustainable development. This project, in encouraging people to be active outdoors, promotes an enriched outdoor life, while facilitating access to Nordic natural and cultural heritage through nature tourism and increases understanding of the efforts and behavioural changes required for this development to be sustainable. The environmental sector in the Nordic Council of Ministers has expressed its priorities in a new Environmental Action Plan for 2009–2012. One of these priorities involves cooperation to help implement the European Landscape Convention. Another priority is to increase the knowledge of and make visible the significance of landscapes and cultural heritage for a good quality of life. It is the task of the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Working group on Terrestrial Ecosystems to follow up these priorities. Furthermore, the Working Group has initiated or contributed to several projects dealing with landscape, cultural heritage and the inter-linkages be-tween them. This project aims to provide guidelines for national and regional authorities for setting up underwater natural and cultural trails according to the principles of sustainable development, i.e. by integrating these guidelines into policy and decision-making as stated in the general advice in the Strategy (TemaNord 2004: 568).
Rundreisen - et eventyr med Tertitten og D/S Turisten
Youtube, 2019
I områdene mellom Akershus og Østfold var det tidligere tilrettelagt for turister på en måte som ... more I områdene mellom Akershus og Østfold var det tidligere tilrettelagt for turister på en måte som er vanskelig å forestille seg i dag. Bli med på «Rundreisen» med Tertitten og D/S Turisten.
How can natural and cultural values be a resource for sustainable development in the Nordic count... more How can natural and cultural values be a resource for sustainable development in the Nordic countries? That is the question the Nordic Blue Parks project has tried to answer by providing case-studies of regional and local success stories, thereby assessing the possible synergistic effects of cross-sectoral working with both nature- and cultural heritage bodies. The project therefore highlights examples where a combination of natural and cultural heritage has been the foundation of social, economic and environmentally sound development. The project concentrates on three themes: nature and cultural heritage tourism, business development and a good living environment. The Nordic Blue Parks project provides guidelines for national and re-gional authorities for setting up underwater natural and cultural underwater trails, according to the principles of sustainable development. This project, in encouraging people to be active outdoors, promotes an enriched outdoor life, while facilitating access to Nordic natural and cultural heritage through nature tourism and increases understanding of the efforts and behavioural changes required for this development to be sustainable. The environmental sector in the Nordic Council of Ministers has expressed its priorities in a new Environmental Action Plan for 2009–2012. One of these priorities involves cooperation to help implement the European Landscape Convention. Another priority is to increase the knowledge of and make visible the significance of landscapes and cultural heritage for a good quality of life. It is the task of the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Working group on Terrestrial Ecosystems to follow up these priorities. Furthermore, the Working Group has initiated or contributed to several projects dealing with landscape, cultural heritage and the inter-linkages be-tween them. This project aims to provide guidelines for national and regional authorities for setting up underwater natural and cultural trails according to the principles of sustainable development, i.e. by integrating these guidelines into policy and decision-making as stated in the general advice in the Strategy (TemaNord 2004: 568).
Rundreisen - et eventyr med Tertitten og D/S Turisten
Youtube, 2019
I områdene mellom Akershus og Østfold var det tidligere tilrettelagt for turister på en måte som ... more I områdene mellom Akershus og Østfold var det tidligere tilrettelagt for turister på en måte som er vanskelig å forestille seg i dag. Bli med på «Rundreisen» med Tertitten og D/S Turisten.
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The Nordic Blue Parks project provides guidelines for national and re-gional authorities for setting up underwater natural and cultural underwater trails, according to the principles of sustainable development. This project, in encouraging people to be active outdoors, promotes an enriched outdoor life, while facilitating access to Nordic natural and cultural heritage through nature tourism and increases understanding of the efforts and behavioural changes required for this development to be sustainable.
The environmental sector in the Nordic Council of Ministers has expressed its priorities in a new Environmental Action Plan for 2009–2012. One of these priorities involves cooperation to help implement the European Landscape Convention. Another priority is to increase the knowledge of and make visible the significance of landscapes and cultural heritage for a good quality of life. It is the task of the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Working group on Terrestrial Ecosystems to follow up these priorities.
Furthermore, the Working Group has initiated or contributed to several projects dealing with landscape, cultural heritage and the inter-linkages be-tween them. This project aims to provide guidelines for national and regional authorities for setting up underwater natural and cultural trails according to the principles of sustainable development, i.e. by integrating these guidelines into policy and decision-making as stated in the general advice in the Strategy (TemaNord 2004: 568).
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The Nordic Blue Parks project provides guidelines for national and re-gional authorities for setting up underwater natural and cultural underwater trails, according to the principles of sustainable development. This project, in encouraging people to be active outdoors, promotes an enriched outdoor life, while facilitating access to Nordic natural and cultural heritage through nature tourism and increases understanding of the efforts and behavioural changes required for this development to be sustainable.
The environmental sector in the Nordic Council of Ministers has expressed its priorities in a new Environmental Action Plan for 2009–2012. One of these priorities involves cooperation to help implement the European Landscape Convention. Another priority is to increase the knowledge of and make visible the significance of landscapes and cultural heritage for a good quality of life. It is the task of the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Working group on Terrestrial Ecosystems to follow up these priorities.
Furthermore, the Working Group has initiated or contributed to several projects dealing with landscape, cultural heritage and the inter-linkages be-tween them. This project aims to provide guidelines for national and regional authorities for setting up underwater natural and cultural trails according to the principles of sustainable development, i.e. by integrating these guidelines into policy and decision-making as stated in the general advice in the Strategy (TemaNord 2004: 568).