Swedish centre for nature interpretation (CNV)
The Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation, SCNI, is a meeting place, a centre for development and a competence resource for all nature interpreters in Sweden.
Soil literacy among young people – why does it matter and how can educators deal with it?
markmiljo-webb@slu.se Soil is the foundation of life, yet it is often overlooked in environmental education. As young people become increasingly disconnected from nature, soil literacy provides an
NiLab webinar #2
Nature Interpretation lab webinar #2 cnv@slu.se In October we had the first Nature Interpretation Lab Webinar, as continuing discussion at the lunch-to-lunch symposium, “Interpreting, Learning, and
Dokumentation 1st Nilab webbinar
Continuing the fruitful discussions that started at the symposium "Interpreting, learning and being with natureculture" (April 2024), the Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation performs a series of

NiLab
NiLab is an open arena and workspace where research and practice meet in a mutual learning and development process to work and learn together. A bridge for trans-disciplinary research Nature
Nature Interpretation Lab Webinar
Nature Interpretation Lab Webinar cnv@slu.se In April this year, CNV organized a lunch-to-lunch symposium, “Interpreting, Learning, and Being with Natureculture,” at Ultuna, Uppsala. We had

Research
How can research support the heritage interpreters? What do we know today and which questions can research help us to answer? Heritage interpretation is a growing research field. SCNI is working to
Education for nature interpreters
There are at present very few pure nature interpretation education programs in Sweden. However, a rather large number of programs of education would qualify as partly useful if one attempts to work
Publications
Publications swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation publications scni@slu.se On this page you will find links to all the Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation publications in English and
Nature interpretation in Sweden
contribute to increased knowledge about and understanding of the relationship between people, nature and our cultural landscapes.
Welcome to contact us
Welcome to the Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala.
Interpretation with different topics
Heritage interpretation with different themes cnv@slu.se Nature and culture Nature and health How do culture and nature interact? Nature has a positive effect on our health, both physically and
The PAKI Research Project- planning of heritage interpretation, meaning and systems thinking
PAKI ("Planning of heritage interpretation") is a three-year (2014-2016) research project being conducted collaboratively by the Centre for Nature Interpretation and Environmental Communication Unit