Imagining the future of the Wadden Sea
Lindbjergskolen Herning (Denmark) Students expressed their concern for the future of the Wadden Sea by painting different possible scenarios for … Learn more …
An educational project by the Institute Heritage Studies and the German Commission for UNESCO for young people
Lindbjergskolen Herning (Denmark) Students expressed their concern for the future of the Wadden Sea by painting different possible scenarios for … Learn more …
All Schools An important part of gathering and sharing knowledge were infographics, mindmaps and posters that the students created during … Learn more …
Stredni umeleckoprumyslova skola sklarska Kamenický Šenov / Secondary School of Glassmaking Kamenický Šenov Students from the glassmaking school in Kamenický … Learn more …
Tilman-Riemenschneider-Gymnasium Osterode, Adolf-Grimme-Gesamtschule Goslar Inspired by their own exploration of the vast underground Mines of Rammelsberg and learning about traditional … Learn more …
Students reported on the effects of climate change on World Heritage sites such as the Erzgebirge/ Krušnohoří Mining Region and … Learn more …
A group of older students produced an audio play that is explicitly aimed at a young audience and emphasises the … Learn more …
How young people can become active in World Heritage and climate protection was shown at the final conference of “Young Climate Action for World Heritage” from 01.-03.11.2023 at the World Heritage Site “Palaces and Parks of Potsdam and Berlin”.
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The Youth Summit of “Young Climate Action for World Heritage” presents and honours the youth engagement for World Heritage Sites and climate protection. It will take place at the World Heritage Site “Palaces and Parks of Potsdam and Berlin” in order to strengthen ties between the young participants, teachers and World Heritage Sites and celebrate the efforts and results of the two-year project.
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The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mines of Rammelsberg, the old town of Goslar and the Upper Harz Water Management System contain traces and monuments from 3,000 years of coal and steel mining, covering an area of more than 200 km². The World Heritage Site in the Harz Mountains is a cultural landscape formed by centuries of interaction between ore and man.
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Creative student projects from Herrnhut. The Moravian settlement of Herrnhut in Saxony is on its way to becoming a World Heritage Site. Together with the Moravian settlement Bethlehem (USA) and Gracehill (Northern Ireland), they have submitted an application to UNESCO to complement and transnationally expand the existing World Heritage Site “Christiansfeld” in Denmark in the future.
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Participating World Heritage Sites: