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Arch Network is a Scottish Non Government Organisation promoting learning and development in natural and cultural heritage between Scotland and other European countries. Trainers, students and young workers have the opportunity to gain new skills and to expand their European point of view by becoming involved in international joint working. and Reports from Previous Years
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Projects 2011 |
Friday, February 19
Welcome to Archnetwork
by
Libby Urquhart
on Fri 19 Feb 2010 22:37 GMT
Sunday, February 14
A European Project in Natural Heritage, Conservation and Nature Management
by
Libby Urquhart
on Sun 14 Feb 2010 09:57 GMT
NATURE EXCHANGE- A Leonardo project for trainers in the field of nature management.
Wednesday, May 14
A European Project in Cultural Heritage, Traditional Skills and Tourism
by
Libby Urquhart
on Wed 14 May 2008 11:30 BST
Sunday, December 18
Countryside Communities and Successful People
by
Libby Urquhart
on Sun 18 Dec 2011 11:50 GMT
CCSP had 3 workshop participants from Scotland and 4 workshop leaders who stayed with the group throughout the programme. The workshop took place in Comrie, a village in Perthshire; it followed a programme of visits, practical workshops, cultural excursions and participation in local events. These included a ‘Whist Drive’, cooking workshops led by local business people and participation in the Thursday Club, a weekly village event where Workshop participants presented their national dishes to Comrie Villagers. more »Tuesday, March 31
CHANTICA (Cultural Heritage and Nature Together in Contemporary Art) by Emily Fraser
by
Libby Urquhart
on Tue 31 Mar 2009 12:21 BST
The CHANTICA programme is for young people from Slovakia, Slovenia, Greece, England and Scotland, so that they can explore their own and each others cultures and traditions. Working together with artists and craftsmen, using traditional skills and techniques to inspire them, they have the opportunity through drama, music, fashion and applied art to produce contemporary art relevant to them today. Sharing this common bond also helps to develop lasting friendships and creates a greater understanding and appreciation that we are all a part of the European Union and share similar interests. more » |
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EVACHE Living Archaeology - A Culture 2000 project involving the re-construction of 4 heritage buildings in different countries of the European Union.
This project was completed in 2005. |
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‘Countryside Communities and Successful People’ (CCSP), was a 7 day long Workshop for 12 participants from Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania and Latvia. 
