moore krumbachBrief descriptionDeveloping the overall concept has shown that the community's capital is the natural and cultural landscape that surrounds the town, in parts reaching into its very centre. It is important to make the most of this capital, for two reasons: firstly to make the cultural landscape accessible in a way that safeguards the continued existence of the fragmented moorland areas in all their diversity, and secondly to use an overarching theme to provide a context for all the activities aimed at supporting the economy. Concentrating on a theme that has emerged from the group itself strengthens our ability to identify with what is native to the region and the cohesion of the village community. AimsTo raise awareness of existing values in the natural and cultural landscape; cross-linking nature, culture and the culinary; achieving economic synergies through the experience of regional workflows; sustainable development of the municipality with a unique/unmistakable profile. The many ideas for implementation are given a central theme. RealizationThe structure is based on modules implemented according to resources; stage 1: establish moorland references in content and spatial terms - on site and using searches and research; examine / draw up potential cross-linkages in content and spatial terms; stage 2: broaden the understanding of the points of access to the moorland: in motorised terms, literary terms, technical uses, nature study, educational and artistic terms, etc.; draw up and communicate moorland quotations (stations, viewpoints, permanent interaction on site and through exchange with partners); draw up offers and set up a public approach; ongoing awareness raising and extension of the references in content and spatial terms InvolvedRestaurateurs, farmers, botanists, landscape architects, artists working in the fine arts, cultural historians, geo-morphologists, Nagelfluhkette Nature Park, neighbouring municipalities, schools in the municipality and in the region Contact person
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