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BLOCK<br />
04 THE CONCLUSIONS<br />
8<br />
SELLING STORIES RELATED TO<br />
THE NATURA 2000 NETWORK AS A SCOOP<br />
Basis for the proposal:<br />
Resort to exclusive stories to lend more uniqueness and impact to the<br />
news related to the Natura 2000 Network.<br />
Keys for its implementation:<br />
We would be talking, for example, about:<br />
• Selling some stories to media as exclusives. The possibility of some<br />
news being sold as a scoop could be explored, if that were to be an<br />
added factor in favour of its publication by some media. It could be<br />
done in some cases, without any harassment involved.<br />
9<br />
GETTING SECTORIAL MEDIA INVOLVED<br />
Basis for the proposal:<br />
To foster synergies with other economic sectors (like farming, fishing and<br />
forestry, etc.) in order to inform jointly about the Natura 2000 Network.<br />
Keys for its implementation:<br />
We would be talking, for example, about:<br />
• Publishing in media dedicated to the agro-farming, forestry, fisheries,<br />
etc. sectors. The usual channels of communication of these socioeconomic<br />
agents (bulletins, magazines, circulars, etc.) could be used<br />
to publicize the Natura 2000 Network in a clearer language, more<br />
accesible and understandable for them.<br />
• Promoting the relationship between NGOs and professional sectors.<br />
Very related to the previous proposal, this collaborationbetween<br />
NGOs and the respective sectors could go in both directions.<br />
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