Accessible nature experiences are always neglected in nature conservation centers, environmental education facilities and public guided tours. One reason for this is the inadequate range of training courses for environmental education providers. The first step, which identifies possible measures and adjustments, is crucial for the implementation of measures. We support this in the project. To this end, we are holding a nationwide competition, developing a curriculum for all those working in nature conservation and implementing concrete measures for inclusive nature experience in nature conservation centers.
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Certified nature and landscape guides as well as tour, mudflat and hiking guides extend their services to people with special needs.
Conception and implementation of measures for barrier-free nature experience in educational systems.
Environmental educators, nature conservation centers and training centers for experiential education use the materials and apply them.
Implementation of concrete measures for inclusive nature experience in nature conservation centers.
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Ideas competition is held for nature conservation facilities that are interested in removing physical barriers to their nature experience offers.
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Nature conservation organizations receive detailed advice and financial support for initial measures.
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Curriculum for the training and further education of landscape guides, rangers, FÖJ and BuFD volunteers is being developed.
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Seen mit allen Sinnen - Eine Handreichung zum geführten Naturerleben mit Blinden und Sehbehinderten
- Link to information and publications: https://www.nature-without-barriers.eu/de/startseite.html
- On May 9, 2020, the “Nature without Barriers” initiative was awarded the title of official project of the UN Decade on Biodiversity as part of the special competition “Social Nature – Nature for All”.
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