Online
In October we had the first Nature Interpretation Lab Webinar, as continuing discussion at the lunch-to-lunch symposium, “Interpreting, Learning, and Being with Natureculture,” CNV organized earlier this year. The Nature Interpretation Lab Webinars are a series that aim to provide a platform for anyone interested in natureculture interpretation. Our goal is to bring together researchers and practitioners, with each webinar featuring a concrete case or project presentation, followed by an open discussion.
Online, Tuesday December 10th, 13.00-14.30
In this second webinar, CNV researcher Jasmine Zhang will give a short talk with the title “Trails and tales in landscapes and histories”.
When discussing hiking trails in the context of nature interpretation, we often think of road signs, interpretation panels, or the workers who maintain the trail. Perhaps we envision a storyline or a guiding theme conveyed by a nature guide or interpreter. Building on the ideas and images of hiking trails, walking paths, and travel routes, Jasmine will delve into the relationships between these trails and their social, spatial, and temporal contexts.
Jasmine will explore these questions as part of Work Package 5: Co-creating Transformations through Environmental Communication within the Mistra Environmental Communication Program.
As part of the webinar, we invite you to bring an idea or picture of a trail that holds special meaning for you. During the session, we’ll share and discuss these personal connections.
The webinar will be in English.
If you missed the first webinar i the series, you can read about it here: Foraging and Crafting Knowledge: Going beyond Walking, Seeing and Being
This webinar is part of Mistra Environmental Communication Program
Swedish Centre for Nature Interpretation (SCNI)
Department of Urban and Rural Development, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU)
scni@slu.se
www.scni.se