Noticias

lunes, 22 de agosto de 2011

The Cornwall Landscape Observatory is an exploratory project working to

understand and implement the idea of appreciating landscape as an asset to

help children and young people integrate into their disadvantaged

neighbourhood; and secure access to their social rights

The project was conceived by CERES at the Council of Europe’s Cultural

Heritage Division and born of our longstanding association with the Council of

Europe’s Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe (CLARE). The

idea was then adapted to suit the Cornish situation through our contributions

to the Council’s Disadvantaged Neighbourhoods Programme, Resolution 319

on the Integration of Young People from Disadvantaged Neighbourhoods and

The Council of Europe’s Enter! Programme on Young People’s Access to their

Social Rights and our recent association with the Observatori del Paisatge de

Catalunya (Catalonian Landscape Observatory).

Students from a variety of disciplines and age groups will introduce their

perspectives on landscape followed by plenary sessions at this one-day

seminar. The outcomes of the seminar will be placed on a dedicated website

and we will work to develop a Cornish Landscape Observatory through our

European connections.

We expect that Maguelonne Déjeant-Pons Head of the Cultural Heritage,

Landscape and Spatial Planning Division at the Council of Europe will attend

the seminar and we cordially invite you to register your interest by email to Mr.

John Fleet of the CERES secretariat at: johnfleet1924@btinternet.com