Nautical Heritage Routes Europe | div Summer 2017 by Green Sessions

important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

Venice Lagoon Routes [test]

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History, Nature & Climate Observation

Nau0cal Heritage Routes Europe

NHREU Storytellers Roberto Perocchio, Associa0on of Italian Marinas (ASSO Marinas):

Meet a new world in Nautical Routes

Venice Metropolitan City is one of the most important European gateways for emerging tourism growth and economic opportuni9es. The boa9ng industry is the ﬁrst experience of land and water connec9ons. Trips along the waterways allow visitors to be@er understand history, geography, local economy, shipping technologies, eco system and climate change issues.

What is Climate Change?

Venice Lagoon Heritage, importance of coastal wetland

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Mapping the potenGal impact sea level rises

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Nau0cal Heritage Routes Europe

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Meet a new world in Nautical Routes With thanks for the input from various ins0tu0ons, programs and sector players in EU, Member States and interna0onally.

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Nau0cal Heritage Routes Europe (NHREU) narrate stories and threads of mari0me ‘genius loci’ (places), discovering their roles in actual climate ac0ons and green-circular economies. The NHR Routes pay tribute to Mari0me Silkroad in connec0on with China and the Orient, as well as other ancient nau0cal routes in the world. You could learn fascina0ng places and their knowledge star0ng from home, meet new people and discover a New World in Nau0cal Routes. The dominant mari0me regions in Europe shiPed constantly in the long mari0me history. Interes0ngly, they are rooted and strongly linked with their direct hinterland. The ﬁrst routes in prepara0on assist local mari0me leisure economy, poten0ally exchange between ci0es, ports and regions interna0onally. Interested? Watch here. Contact: xyliu@natureherit.com

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important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

g is already popular, n outside of Europe.

Venice Lagoon Routes [test]

Venice Quarters, Lagoon Towns

History, Nature & Climate Observation

NHREU Storytellers Roberto Perocchio, Associa0on of Italian Marinas (ASSO Marinas): Venice Metropolitan City is one of the most important European gateways for emerging tourism growth and economic opportuni9es. The boa9ng industry is the ﬁrst experience of land and water connec9ons. Trips along the waterways allow visitors to be@er understand history, geography, local economy, shipping technologies, eco system and climate change issues.

The visible eﬀects and seasonal hazards of Climate Change on the Venice historic city are highly educaGve.

Climate messages are important to be included in media narraGons, tourism programs and water routes. Venice Metropolitan City, Veneto Region (Italy) Images © NATUREHERIT

What is Climate Change?

Venice Lagoon Heritage, importance of coastal wetland

EUROPEAN ATLAS OF THE SEAS

Mapping the potenGal impact sea level rises

ﬁght #marineli%er Twi%er: #CleanSeaLIFE

GreenMagnets’ R o u t e s ®

important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

Venice Quarters, Lagoon Towns

Venice Lagoon Routes [test] History, Nature & Climate Observation

NHREU Storytellers Venice / Veneto Tourism Board Venice Metropolitan City is one of the most important European gateways for emerging tourism growth and economic opportuni9es. The boa9ng industry is the ﬁrst experience of land and water connec9ons. Trips along the waterways allow visitors to be@er understand history, geography, local economy, shipping technologies, eco system and climate change issues.

The visible eﬀects and seasonal hazards of Climate Change on the Venice historic city are highly educaGve.

Climate messages are important to be included in media narraGons, tourism programs and water routes. Venice Metropolitan City, Veneto Region (Italy) Images © NATUREHERIT

What is Climate Change?

Venice Lagoon Heritage, importance of coastal wetland

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EUROPEAN ATLAS OF THE SEAS

Mapping the potenGal impact sea level rises

Book mooring online.

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Venice Quarters, Lagoon Towns

At the centre of Grand Canal, Rialto Bridge is the oldest bridge and market, where trade and goods between East

and West were exchanged which inďŹ&#x201A;uence our cultural life today. Venice, Veneto Region (Italy) Images ÂŠ NATUREHERIT

Venice Quarters, Lagoon Towns

In 2008, the year following Climate Change publicity, Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale showed a value-adding

glass folly and minimalisGc interference with the public nature enjoyment. Venice, Veneto Region (Italy) Images ÂŠ NATUREHERIT

Lagoon Villages & Building Heritages

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NHREU Heritage Routes

important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

Forte TreporB was one of the iconic military forBﬁcaBons in the Venice Lagoons, watching over Lido and Punta

Sabbioni. It resides now an associaBon to preserve physical heritage through new use, emphasizing art and

culture as drivers for individual and socieBes. Cavallino-TreporB, Veneto Region (Italy) Images © NATUREHERIT

What is Climate Change?

Venice Lagoon Heritage, importance of coastal wetland

g is already popular, n outside of Europe.

EUROPEAN ATLAS OF THE SEAS

Mapping the potenBal impact sea level rises

Book mooring online.

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GreenMagnets’ R o u t e s ®

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Lagoon Villages & Building Heritages

Venice Lagoon Routes [test] History, Nature & Climate Observation

NHREU Heritage Routes

important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

From the view on Mazzorbo from 1920 by a German painter Franz Leo Ruben, this was once an important trading

centre but now known vineyards and orchards. The visual geography of Burano and Mazzorbo islands remain largely unchanged except the rising sea level. City of Venice, Veneto Region (Italy)

What is Climate Change?

Venice Lagoon Heritage, importance of coastal wetland

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EUROPEAN ATLAS OF THE SEAS

Mapping the potenBal impact sea level rises

Book mooring online.

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Image is public domain.

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Villages & Building Heritages in Venice Lagoons

Venice Lagoon Routes [test] History, Nature & Climate Observation

NHREU Places

important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

Situated between the estuaries of Livenza and Lemene rivers, the old coastal town of Caorle was important for

Venice with the defence tower. It ﬂourished with ﬁshermen and vegetable growers, who sailed their goods through the lagoons to the Rialto Bridge. Caorle, Venice, Veneto Region (Italy) Images © NATUREHERIT

What is Climate Change?

Venice Lagoon Heritage, importance of coastal wetland

g is already popular, n outside of Europe.

EUROPEAN ATLAS OF THE SEAS

Mapping the potenGal impact sea level rises

Book mooring online.

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GreenMagnets’ R o u t e s ®

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Eleven Friesian Water Ci<es Venice Waters and Mari<me Routes

Venice Lagoon Routes [test] History, Nature & Climate Observation

important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

The evoluGon of the Lagoons accompanied a long history of VeneGan Republic, ciGes, towns and villages. It has

become a favourite tourist desGnaGon. While boaGng remains favourite, tradiGonal acGviGes are visible in old

buildings and co%ages for farmers and ﬁshermen throughout the green isles. Image: Restaurant La Lanterna

What is Climate Change?

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EUROPEAN ATLAS OF THE SEAS

Mapping the potenGal impact sea level rises

Book mooring online.

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important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

Venice Waters and Mari<me Routes

Venice Lagoon Routes [test] History, Nature & Climate Observation

Boat rental & programs

Overview of Venice & The Lagoons: Routes, Boats & Marinas/Moorings

>> NHREU program spots and routes With Boat Naviga0on Charts

1/2 day – 12 days With or without skippers

Leisure marinas are spread in diverse waters in Venice and Lagoons..Although leisure boaGng could have negaGve

eﬀect on the environment, it has great potenGals for human experiences with nature, which needs to be carefully managed to avoid deterioraGng fragile ecosystems. Venice, Veneto Region (Italy) Images © NATUREHERIT

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Boat in Venice & Lagoons

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important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

g is already popular, n outside of Europe.

Vene<an Lagoon town planning - Smart, Green, Circular Governance & Management

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Smart, Green, Circular Governance & Management Port of Venice Venice Metropolitan City Veneto Region

The coastal main street of Jesolo reﬂects the Venezian Lagoon town planning: Small-scaled, green and versaGle.

The traﬃc regulaGons prioGzes pedestrian and tourist routes. Culinary walks, bike rides and water routes could be even more enhanced. Venice, Veneto Region (Italy) Images © NATUREHERIT BOATCYCLE PROJECT | ACTIONS | CONTRIBUTIONS AVISING

Boat Recycling Project BOATCYCLE Project

Taking into account all data presented, the BOATCYCLE project aims to contribute to reducing the environmental impact that all abandoned boats could cause in the environment. By this way leakage, or spills, of solid or liquid waste contained inside abandoned boats would not constitute a source of pollution for terrestrial and submarine environment, contributing simultaneously to prevent expensive process costs related to the recovery and removal of the wastes.

Moreover, the BOATCYCLE project regards a boat as a waste in the same way that a boat is sold as a product. At the time a boat is abandoned a degradation process begins and each material has a different performance as a pollutant causing a direct global impact on the environment.

Veneto Region

Venice Metropolitan City

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The Boat Scrapping Process 1. Introduction and situation of the end of life boats During the past 35 years, the economic growth of the coastal countries of the European area and north of the Mediterranean sea has been exceptional, a fact that has helped fund the marine industry at very significants levels. We focused in the following selected socioeconomic indicators: Approximately 37,200 businesses in the whole boating industry and over 234,000 direct employees. II. Nearly 20 billion EUR of turnover (23.4 billion EUR before the crisis 2008-2009). III. Approximately 3,000 yards in the boatbuilding segment, employing over 46,000 people. IV. Approximately 6 billion EUR of turnover from boatbuilding. V. 36 million European people practice boating (sailing or motorboating). VI Some 4,500 marinas provide 1.75 million berths in European waters (whether inland or on coastal areas). VII. EU boat ownership (per capita) is 1:164. VIII. 6,3 million boats are kept in Europe, with a vast majority of small boats. I.

h%p://www.iccgov.org/en/about-us/iccg/ New yacht apround on the rocks.

* Source: ICOMIA Statistics Book 2010

The average lifespan for nautical boats is among 10 years for inflatable boats, 20 for yachts and 30 years for sailboats. These average data are obtained from different studies in Europe and other parts of the world, but the reality is that European nautical fleet currently exceeds 6 million boats and these are used annually by about 36 million users.

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Sardinia Heritages Towns, Villages & Construc<ons

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Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Sassari, Region of Sardinia (Italy) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

Mountainside archaeological town and villages of Ozieri Culture witness small- and ﬁne-scaled refurbished with

energy-saving and retroﬁpng technologies. Sassari, Region of Sardinia (Italy)

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Images source: Sardegna Co2O, SEAP report for EU Covenant of Mayors program 2013 Classroom activities included the participation of experts (University teachers, professionals) and officials of the Region of Sardinia and of the regional agencies involved. The need for a strong coordination, being at the same time inclusive and "participatory" for all the stakeholders involved, emerged during the classroom activities conducted with the tutors in the technical training, and emphasised the need to promote the construction of a group identity for the stakeholders involved in the project and an effective

Support sustainable ci<esregions to achieve beCer lives and climate goals.

Outdoor Climate Training

Photographs: Mauro Frau

What is Climate Change?

system of communication and coordination. Thus, an outdoor training course was organised, which involved the tutors, the representatives of Sardegna Ricerche, BIC, SFIRS, the Presidency of the Region of Sardinia and the Regional Programming Centre. The above-mentioned activity was carried out within the framework of the 360° ERDF Project, which represents an organisational and training operation in support of the regional management structures of the actions of the ROP ERDF of the Region of Sardinia, managed by the General Affairs Directorate’s Organisation and Training department. The outdoor training took place in the nature park of Montarbu in the area of Seui. Specifically, educational experiences were offered, managed by a coach and a psychologist expert in outdoor training activities, along with two facilitators. The activities were centred on group work experiments in contexts far removed

Sustainable Energy Ac<on Plan (SEAP @ Sardinia Region 2013) Sardinia

from everyday working life and on actions aimed at sharing real or hypothetical critical events, trying to find practical solutions. The activities were organised in sequence, which allowed participants to maximise their learning: for each group, first they did an activity in a subgroup and then they shared their experiences and reflected as a group on what had happened under the guidance of a psychologist, who highlighted the key aspects related to knowing how to be and work in groups. The outdoor training brought various results: • a sense of common identity and belonging to the project developed, offering an opportunity for comparing and relating among those who, in various capacities, are involved in laying the foundations for a fruitful cooperation; • critical issues and doubts were identified by all the stakeholders of the project, concerning the tutors’ work and the management methods of the project; information was shared for preliminary planning actions for solving the critical issues identified and agreed upon; • a group identity developed within each tutor team, also encouraging collaboration and integration among the different teams; • participants acquired a greater awareness of the meaning of working as a team in a team work context and

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developed relational and communicative competencies.

marine cultural heritage >>

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Franeker

Sardinia Harbors at the blue sea

Grand Friesland Route [test] Water Walk, Tourism & Education

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Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Sassari, Region of Sardinia (Italy) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

The birdseye view of Marina Cala dei Sardi shows the eco-friendly development in Costa Smeralda, which is

developed hand-in-hand with the natural coastline, heritage landscape and buildings. It has the highest land price

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as top luxury mariGme desGnaGon. Olbia, Region of Sardinia (Italy) Images source: Simone Morelli Classroom activities included the participation of experts (University teachers, professionals) and officials of the Region of Sardinia and of the regional agencies involved. The need for a strong coordination, being at the same time inclusive and "participatory" for all the stakeholders involved, emerged during the classroom activities conducted with the tutors in the technical training, and emphasised the need to promote the construction of a group identity for the stakeholders involved in the project and an effective

Support sustainable ci<esregions to achieve beCer lives and climate goals.

Outdoor Climate Training

Photographs: Mauro Frau

What is Climate Change?

Sustainable Energy Ac<on Plan (SEAP @ Sardinia Region 2013) Sardinia

Climate change and acGons in a Mediterranean island region >>

developed relational and communicative competencies.

marine cultural heritage >>

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Along the Coast of French Rivera

Located in the middle of the city, the Casino Garden is ďŹ nely designed with diversiďŹ ed Mediterranen plants and Images source:NATUREHERIT

quiet places. Monte Carlo (Monaco)

West Mediterranean planta<ons, parks and architecture

Park Güell, a historical Park and urban oasis, developed with iconic regional landscape design, local materials

(Antonio Gaudi) and diverse naGve and exoGc plantaGon. Barcelona (Spain) Images Paula Miñana Porte / GreenMagnets’Source

Along the Coast of French Rivera

Cozy and lively to read a newspaper in early morning, Place Garibaldi hosts a hub of trams and bicycle routes to

the coastline. Nice (France) Images: NATUREHERIT

Along the Coast of French Rivera

In the local Market Forville, the local meeGng place, farmers trade fresh goods, which need less transport and

packaging. Cannes (France) Images: NATUREHERIT

Northern French Atlan<c Coast

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Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Sassari, Region of Sardinia (Italy) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

Varied coastal front with ﬁshing and yachGng harbour, local ﬁsh market, mariGme museum, beach and

playgrounds, Boulogne-sur-Mer (France) Images: Xiaoying Liu / GreenMagnets’Source

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Classroom activities included the participation of experts (University teachers, professionals) and officials of the Region of Sardinia and of the regional agencies involved. The need for a strong coordination, being at the same time inclusive and "participatory" for all the stakeholders involved, emerged during the classroom activities conducted with the tutors in the technical training, and emphasised the need to promote the construction of a group identity for the stakeholders involved in the project and an effective

Support sustainable ci<esregions to achieve beCer lives and climate goals.

Outdoor Climate Training

Photographs: Mauro Frau

What is Climate Change?

Sustainable Energy Ac<on Plan (SEAP @ Sardinia Region 2013) Sardinia

Climate change and acGons in a Mediterranean island region >>

developed relational and communicative competencies.

marine cultural heritage >>

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Along River Seine between Paris & Le Havre

The mediaval city Île de la Cité at riverside is an a%racGve climate buﬀer for walking and jogging in the city centre.

The River Seine is also an ancient sail route for goods and passengers, which connects Paris and Le Havre at the AtlanGc Coast. UNESCO World Heritage. Paris (France) Images: NATUREHERIT

Lake Constance and Surrounding

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Randstad Provinces (Netherlands) Brussels Capital Region (Belgium) Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Winterton, Kwazulu Natal (South Africa) Jinshan, Shanghai (China) West Palm Beach, Florida (USA)

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Eernewoude, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

Bregenz Lakeside Promenade at Lake Constance (Bodenzee) also hosts the yearly a%racGon of internaGonal music

theatre fesGval with fantasGc water scenography. InteresGng sail sports, cultural, nature and culinary routes

surround the lake and mountains. Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Image source: Bregenz City Info / Curt Huber

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Lake Constance and Surrounding

Grand Friesland Route [test] Water Walk, Tourism & Education

Global Water, Art, Farming Route -- With inter-regional GreenMagnets’:

Randstad Provinces (Netherlands) Brussels Capital Region (Belgium) Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Winterton, Kwazulu Natal (South Africa) Jinshan, Shanghai (China) West Palm Beach, Florida (USA)

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Eernewoude, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

Located at Bodensee and rest ridges of Alpen, Bregenz Pier is an amicable transit place on the lakefront, which

gives many visitors joyful and contemplaGve moments. Bregenz (Austria) Images © Bregenz City Info / Curt Huber

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Shore and mountains around Lake Geneve

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Randstad Provinces (Netherlands) Brussels Capital Region (Belgium) Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Winterton, Kwazulu Natal (South Africa) Jinshan, Shanghai (China) West Palm Beach, Florida (USA)

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Eernewoude, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

Located on Lake Geneva and aside the Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut Regional Nature Park, the island castle Chillon

shows how locally a%uned heritage buildings, roads, mountain and the Lake Geneve make together a wonderful view. Veytaux, Montreaux (Switzerland) Images Paula Miñana Porte / GreenMagnets’Source

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Grand Friesland Route [test]

MiCel-Rhein and Lorelei Route

Water Walk, Tourism & Education

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Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Sassari, Region of Sardinia (Italy) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

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Eernewoude, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

Low mountains along the well-known Rhein secGon are accompanied by diverse medieval castles and

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

The Dutch Atlan<c Coast

The Seaside Boulevard and Beach is where you ﬁnd most varying outdoor acGviGes for young and old, as well as dos and feels of Dutch ﬁshing culture. Scheveningen, The Hague (Netherlands) Images: NATUREHERIT

Grand Friesland Route [test]

Dutch Randstad (Ring of Ci<es) - Water-Rich Rhein Delta

Water Walk, Tourism & Education

reenMagnets’:

Global Water, Art, Farming Route -- With inter-regional GreenMagnets’:

Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

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Eernewoude, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

Urban water traﬃc with mooring place for tourist cruises and private boats at Amstel River. Amsterdam (Netherlands) Images © Xiaoying Liu / GreenMagnets’Source

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, , Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Grand Friesland Route [test]

Dutch Randstad (Ring of Ci<es) - Water-Rich Rhein Delta

Water Walk, Tourism & Education

reenMagnets’:

Global Water, Art, Farming Route -- With inter-regional GreenMagnets’:

Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

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Eernewoude, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

Both relaxing and breathtaking scenes with old and new yacht harbours and waterside quarters are for strollers alongside water and land. Central Waterfront, Ro%erdam (The Netherlands) Images: NATUREHERIT

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, , Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Grand Friesian Region - Dutch Golden Age Harbours along Ijsselmeer

Grand Friesland Route [test] Water Walk, Tourism & Education

ir. D.F. Woudagemaal UNESCO World Heritage. Lemmer, Friesland (Netherlands) [Green]: At Ijsselsmeer for the climate-resilient funcGon: Protect the nature and ciGes of Friesiand; ConnecGon to forestry and local biodiversity. [Magnets]: Excellent water system and rich watersides a%ract recreators and tourists for various acGviGes on land and water around the site; Special programs are linked to school educaGon. [Nature-Human Health]: Learning experience at water is enjoying nature with cultural acGviGes and recovery.

GreenMagnets’ R o ut es ® What is Climate Change?

On an old charter sailboat from Friesland, which sails the grand Ijsselmeer with a group of youth people from Germany, a NauGcal Heritage Route Lesson was held to explain the nauGcal origin of the ciGes and towns arround Ijsselmeer and water-rich surrounding. Ijssselmeer (Netherlands) Images: NATUREHERIT

UNESCO Heritage Route in Friesland 16.07.2015

Woudagemaal APP

Leeuwarden Courant

Eleven Friesian Water Ci<es - A Water Region

Grand Friesland Route [test] Water Walk, Tourism & Education

reenMagnets’:

Global Water, Art, Farming Route -- With inter-regional GreenMagnets’:

Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

GreenMagnets’ R o ut es ®

Eernewoude, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

Yearly tradiGonal sailboat compeGGon Skutsjesilen safeguards the water region of Friesian Lakes and Ijsselmeer, a%racts European sailboat and nature lovers. Eernewoude, Tytsjerksteradiel, Friesland (Netherlands) Images © Xiaoying Liu / GreenMagnets’Source

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, , Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Grand Friesland Route [test]

Eleven Friesian Water Ci<es - A Water Region

Water Walk, Tourism & Education

reenMagnets’:

Global Water, Art, Farming Route -- With inter-regional GreenMagnets’:

Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

GreenMagnets’ R o ut es ®

Eernewoude, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

With rich coastal and inland waters, Netherlands has a tradiGon of charter boats. Many youth groups sail in Ijsselmeer and Wadden Sea. Away from city and computer life, they enjoy the nature and help sailing work, which is o}en driven by the wind. UNESCO World Heritage - Wadden Sea (Netherlands) Image: Kees van der Zweep

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, , Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Eleven Friesian Water Ci<es - A Water Region

Grand Friesland Route [test] Water Walk, Tourism & Education

Global Water, Art, Farming Route -- With inter-regional GreenMagnets’:

Grand Friesland (Netherlands) Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria) Brokopondo Lake (Suriname) Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China) Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia) Mi%elrhein-Mosel (Germany)

GreenMagnets’ R o ut es ®

Sneek, Friesland (Netherlands)

Bregenz, Vorarlberg (Austria)

During the yearly watersport fesGval, the old city gate gathers boats from waterways and hundreds of water sport

Brokopondo Lake (Suriname)

Taihu Lake, Suzhou, Jiangsu (China)

Angkor, Siem Reap Province (Cambodia)

Alde Feanen NP, Earnewoude Franeker

Harlingen

Medemblik

Enkhuizen

Franeker

Eleven Friesian Water Ci<es - A Water Region

Grand Friesland Route [test] Water Walk, Tourism & Education

GreenMagnets’ R o ut es ® What is Climate Change?

Alongside the big Ijssel Lake, Woudagemaal is the largest steam-driven pumping staGon in the world, surrrounded by rich water routes, UNESCO World Heritage. Lemmer (Netherlands) Images © Woudagemaal, UNESCO

UNESCO Heritage Route in Friesland 16.07.2015

Woudagemaal APP

Leeuwarden Courant

important gateway tries of tourism and ni<es. The boa<ng experience of land <ons. Trips along the isitors to beCer , geography, local technologies, eco e change issues.

all the regional . it oon, 50,000 ith great poten<al m and boat-sharing ng the boa<ng es means spreading he islands of lagoon , through SME

Venice Lagoon Routes [test] History, Nature & Climate Observation

Meet a new world in Nautical Routes

NHREU Storytellers In Coopera<on with

Roberto Perocchio, Associa0on of Italian Marinas (ASSO Marinas): Venice Metropolitan City is one of the most important European gateways for emerging tourism growth and economic opportuni9es. The boa9ng industry is the ﬁrst experience of land and water connec9ons. Trips along the waterways allow visitors to be@er understand history, geography, local economy, shipping technologies, eco system and climate change issues.

Natureherit Design & Consult

IniGator of NauGcal Heritage Routes - Strategy, Network and SpaGal Planning-Design EU EcoAP Community / B@B Placorm (Ro%erdam, Province of South Holland, Netherlands) Email: xyliu@natureherit.com www.natureherit.com

Yachtpass

CommunicaGon and mapping digital system designed speciﬁcally for the nauGcal sector. (Caorle, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy) www.yachtpass.com

What is Climate Change?

Venice Lagoon Heritage, importance of coastal wetland

GreenMagnets’ R o u t e s ®

EUROPEAN ATLAS OF THE SEAS

Mapping the potenGal impact sea level rises

ﬁght #marineli%er Twi%er: #CleanSeaLIFE

g is already popular, n outside of Europe.