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CREATING A COMMUNICATION PLAN TO MAKE<br />
THE NATURA 2000 NETWORK FASHIONABLE<br />
Basis for the proposal:<br />
Target audience must be segmented, messages transmitted according<br />
to their destination audience and optimal communication channels chosen<br />
in each case.<br />
Keys for its implementation:<br />
Por ejemplo estaríamos hablando de:<br />
• It is a proposal complementary to the previous and it stems from the<br />
idea that identifying the network with general concepts is no good.<br />
We must tell specific stories, adapted to each segment of audience.<br />
colectivos.<br />
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PUTTING A FACE TO THE<br />
NATURA 2000 NETWORK<br />
Basis for the proposal:<br />
Until now communication efforts have focused mainly on publicizing<br />
the natural value and beauty of the environment from a landscape and<br />
scenic point of view. It would be a question of putting across more clearly<br />
the pragmatic and practical implications for people who live within the<br />
Natura 2000 Network.<br />
Keys for its implementation:<br />
We would be talking about, for example:<br />
• Telling everyday experiences and stories. Record real positive experiences<br />
of the ordinary people who live within the Natura 2000 Network<br />
to convince the public opinion, through a message of proximity, that the<br />
Natura 2000 Network is not an obstacle or a problem.<br />
• Availing of the experiences of opinion leaders. If the message of the<br />
virtues of the Natura 2000 Network reaches people via someone who<br />
is well known, we will achieve a much higher impact.<br />
• Underlining what makes each site really special and unique. In this<br />
case, too, publicizing the specific will contribute to giving publicity to<br />
the general.<br />
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