Published on 21 December 2007 - Updated 22 December 2010
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The course ran from 28 to 30 November 2007 and offered the 16 participants the opportunity to understand and assimilate the concepts and values that underpin the World Heritage label and the specific characteristics of the Val de Loire site, helping them to incorporate these elements more effectively into their mediation activities with the general public.
The skills and diverse range of experience of those attending
the course provided an opportunity to exchange points of view on
both the perception of the Loire's natural and cultural heritage
and appropriate mediation and interpretation methods.
One of the factors that enhanced the course was the diversity
of the participants, who work in chateaux, monuments and museums,
large urban centres and "towns of art and history", as well as
organisations dedicated to promoting the natural and landscape
heritage of the Val de Loire. In addition, two of the participants
were from outside the Val de Loire: one from the
Pont du
Gard World Heritage Site (which is also a member of the
French
World Heritage Properties Association), and one from Italy (
Paestum).
The course was organised by the
Val
de Loire Mission and the
UNESCO World
Heritage Centre. The
International
Rivers and Heritage Institute managed the project with the
participation of the University of Angers, the Catholic University
of the West (UCO) and the Saumur Loire Développement
conurbation committee.
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