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GETTING THE RURAL WORLD, THE LOCALS,<br />
INVOLVED IN PUBLICIZING THE Natura<br />
2000 Network<br />
Basis for the proposal:<br />
Working jointly with local bodies and administrations can be one of the<br />
keys to success when communicating.<br />
Keys for its implementation:<br />
We would be talking about, for example:<br />
• Getting the local press, educational sector and town councils involved.<br />
They could all be allies and contribute to publicizing the Network<br />
by giving practical advice on how to connect the information<br />
content with local reality.<br />
These 13 measures include and compile a good part of the ideas heard<br />
during the workshop on communicating the Natura 2000 Network, but<br />
they don´t go as far as integrating the very many contributions made. In<br />
order to give a more general view, some complementary thoughts that<br />
were exposed during the working day are detailed below:<br />
• To generate networked actions on the field so that they serve as<br />
tangible proof that can contribute to the citizenry valuing and recognizing<br />
Natura 2000 Network.<br />
• Simpliflying the terminology.<br />
• Resort more to the intangible heritage of the sites.<br />
• To give access to a detailed cartography of the Natura 2000 Network<br />
in order to know precisely where the boundaries of the areas are.<br />
• To widen the range of media that are addressed (blogs, Internet,<br />
international press, social networks, etc).<br />
• To include the cartography of the Natura 2000 Network in road maps.<br />
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