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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.


There are 26 pages tagged with Swedish centre for nature interpretation (CNV):

Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation

- a meeting place, a centre for development and a competence resource for all nature interpreters in Sweden.

Symposium natureculture

Interpreting, learning and being with natureculture cnv@slu.se The Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation (SCNI) would like to invite you to a lunch-to-lunch symposium to share knowledge and

SCNI publications in English

Nature Interpretation in the Nordic Countries Nature interpretation in the Nordic countries is a book about communication between nature interpreters and their participants in our landscapes. It´s

Nature interpretation in Sweden

contribute to increased knowledge about and understanding of the relationship between people, nature and our cultural landscapes.

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

Planning of heritage interpretation for the world heritage High Coast / Kvarken Archipelago

The world heritage site High Coast / Kvarken Archipelago decided to produce a heritage interpretation plan and the Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation (SCNI) was hired to lead the process for

Nature and health

Within research, there is an increasingly larger amount of knowledge being gathered about nature's positive effect on our health, both physically and psychologically. An increasing number of

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

Nature and culture

Many interprets the concept of nature as something in contrast to culture. City against countryside or the preserved against the exploited. Nature is originally a condition for culture and there is

About the SCNI

The Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation was established in 2007 by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences with the aim of serving as a

Welcome to contact us

Welcome to the Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala.

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

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