the daily photo

Daily 2 : wild life in the town

 

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At midday, between the campus and our rooms

 

Daily 1 2012 : climbing to the top

 

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daily 11 : Look at my mailbox, I'll tell you who I am

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Daily 10 : A nice cow for nice students

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Daily 9 : A dangerous meeting

troll

 

Daily 8 : Natural or industrial landscape?

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Day 7 : International diner

norway-cook

 

Day 6 : After the war, life ever comes back

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 I Guess that this was an iron stick for stopping the soldier's adavance. Now it looks like a cow. Isn't it?

 

Day 5 : Norway is the Troll's home

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Day 4 : in fact, life is not so hard here

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Day 3 : when you can't hide something, show it

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Day 2 : The blind landscape experience

 Why are they blinded?

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Day 1: A bird in the hand of a bird watcher

or watching is sometime also touching

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The staff

The seminar has been conceived and is managed by

  • Jean-François Rodriguez (France)
  • Anne Katrine Gelmuyden (Norway)
  • Roland Gustavsson (Sweden)
  • Eva Konkolyne Gyuro (Hungary)
  • Laslo Jager (Hungary)
  • Helena Melqvist (Sweden) 
  • Yves Michelin (France)
  • Conceiçao Freire (Portugal)
  • Janez Pirnat (Slovenia)
  • Isabel Ramos (Portugal) 

the practical organisation is suppervised by Eva Konkolyne Gyuro, with the help of all her students and specially Pal Balazs, Valéria Bacsárdi, Agnes Tirászi

This 7th seminar iscoordinated by the Norwegian University of Life Science and supported by The ERASMUS found

 
 

 

Recommander

Sabina and Louise have been  the fastest students.They arrived at 9.00 saturday evening. of course, by plane it's easier. Hungarian joined Montloiser during the night, around 2 am. The slovenian traveled all the night and arrived in the morning. At 7.00, only 2 protugese and the Bordeaux students were still in the way. Fine weather, a bit cold (-5 ° C this morning, but it's usual in november).

More news tomorrow.

Par Yves Michelin - Publié dans : daily events
Main components of the educational part:
 
1) preparation of the case study work
Monday 7th : (ENITA)
Students’ & case study presentation (S. Pastor, S. Lesage)
Characterisation of "periurbanity" (A. Moisset)
 
Tuesday 8th (Montlosier)
The landscape studies : element of theory and methods (Y. Michelin)
Field trip: discovering the place by bus
 
Wednesday 9th (ENITA)
Landscape production and landscape evolution : theory and application to the case study (Y. Michelin, A. Moisset, S. Briffaud)
 
Thursday 10th (ENITA)
Local heritage and local development (L. Mazuel)
Qualitative enquiries
Preparation of the case study work
 
2) From Saturday 12th to Wednesday 16th (Montlosier)
Case study work by small groups focused an different topics, each managed by a professor
During this period, 4 conferences are planned
  1. Outsiders/insiders : different points of view on landscape character (R. Gustavsson)
  2. Landscape Ecology as a tool to analyse landscape evolution (J. Pirnat)
  3. A review on landscape character assessment methods (E. Konkoly Gyuro)
  4. The "hyperpaysages": a tool to better understand what a landscape is (C. Partoune, univ. Liège)
3) Thursday 17th & Friday 18th (ENITA)
Preparation of the final presentation
5.30 pm : public presentation of the work by the students (Chanonat)
Friday evening or Saturday morning conclusions of the seminary : synthesis, evaluation and discussion between professors and students
 
Social events
  1. Monday 7th 6.15 pm : buffet with stakeholders and regional authorities (ENITA)
  2. Tuesday 8th : 7.30 pm : shrub battle game tournament (Montlosier)
  3. Friday 11th : all the day discovering the Region : a program managed by ENITA students
  4. Saturday 12th : TV report (univ. Liège)
  5. Sunday 13th 7.00 pm : special diner with local products brought by students and professors
  6. Tuesday 15th (in the morning) : local radio report (France bleue pays d’Auvergne)
  7. Tuesday 15th 5.30-6.30 :public presentation of the special issue of the "revue d’Auvergne" with a conference of Teresa Pinto Correia : new perspectives on rural landscapes and challenges for public policies" and one of Serge Briffaud "Landscape art and landscape science : a divorce?" (ENITA)
  8. Friday 18th : 8.00 pm : buffet with local stakeholders after the final presentation (Chanonat)
Par Yves Michelin - Publié dans : daily events

During a first experimentation maid in France in 2004, we noticed that the students have been very motivated because they had to work for locals that had an actual demand. Locals have been enthusiastic and very proud to be the subject of interest of foreign students and from a scientific point of view, the result opened new perspectives for better integrate the landscape wishes in a development project. That is why we want to put the students in an active mode by focusing the seminary on a concrete question asked by a local partnership. The students work must contribute to give the locals concrete answers by applying the theories toughed during the lectures and by using the methods they will elaborate during the seminary.

At the end, our aim is to produce a methodological method well adapted to the various situations met in Europe. On the other hand, we want that it could be easily toughed and transmitted to the stakeholders and advisers that will have to manage the landscape in the future.

Par Yves Michelin - Publié dans : ideas and debates

The E. U. has defined landscape protection as a priority in the Florence convention. This goal is a good illustration of the difficulty to go from a good idea toward good manners. In rural areas, the taking into account of landscape in a development project is difficult. On one hand, locals meet difficulties to express their wishes. On the other hand, landscape specialists and agronomists, land managers and environmentalists don’t think to explain to people how their opinion is argued. They often mix their own opinion with their scientific demonstration and hesitate to submit their point of view to a discussion.

That is why a new category of workers is needed : a "mediator" who has to help people to express their opinion and to prepare a debate by explaining the part of the symbolism and the materiality that drive the landscape preferences. However, to be efficient, this "landscape ambassador" must gather different qualities: 

  • theoretical knowledge
  • analysis methods coming from social and biophysical sciences
  • landscape consciousness
  • ability of earring people and working for the others

By this point of view, the landscape is not only an object of interest that need to be protected but a mediation tool that gather people around a common future.

Nice program isn’t it?

Par Yves Michelin - Publié dans : ideas and debates

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Last meeting to prepare the arrival of the students. Stephanie and Catarina are discussing about the best way to discover the countryside.

 

A visit to the archives administration has permit us to collect a lot of old postcards and maps.

Professor Serge Briffaud is looking in his personal diary how to organise his stay in Auvergne.

 

The weather is fine at the regional park where you will stay but don’t forget to take warm clothes and sleeping bags, the weather forecast announces cold and rain in a close future.

Par Yves Michelin - Publié dans : daily events
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