Ghost of the Forest: the Tangible and Intangible in Natural and Cultural Heritage
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Understanding the close interconnectedness of cultural andnatural, tangible and intangible heritage is central toconservation efforts. This point is illustrated by examples inwhich works of culture have lost their original cultural ornatural context – and this includes intangible naturalphenomena. Further examples are given in which biologicalspecies survived as a genetic continuum but were changed interms of their intangibles, i.e. their behaviour, in ways that canbe perceived by human observers. In this article it is argued that the addition of a fourth category of‘intangible natural heritage’ to the existing categories of WorldHeritage would strengthen conservation efforts and bringforward the discussion with an integrated understanding ofnatural and cultural heritage.
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Understanding the close interconnectedness of cultural andnatural, tangible and intangible heritage is central toconservation efforts. This point is illustrated by examples inwhich works of culture have lost their original cultural ornatural context – and this includes intangible naturalphenomena. Further examples are given in which biologicalspecies survived as a genetic continuum but were changed interms of their intangibles, i.e. their behaviour, in ways that canbe perceived by human observers. In this article it is argued that the addition of a fourth category of‘intangible natural heritage’ to the existing categories of WorldHeritage would strengthen conservation efforts and bringforward the discussion with an integrated understanding ofnatural and cultural heritage.
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