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Dear Readers,
After three exciting years, our project "Nature without Barriers" is now reaching its end. However, this means that the work is just beginning in many places. In the course of this time, we have noticed that awareness of the issue of accessibility is growing, even if implementation often still falters. We are here to support you and all interested parties with our guides on barrier-free offers in nature - now also with concrete tips on how to reduce physical and communicative barriers. Read more in this newsletter. A barrier-free complete version of all four guides developed within the project is in progress and will soon be available at www.nature-without-barriers.eu/en/educational-material.
In these pandemic times, online communication is high on the agenda. A comparison of the accessibility of videoconferencing programmes has been published here (in German) by the Bundesfachstelle für Barrierefreiheit.
Despite the limitations, we managed to come together again as a team in Hungary at Lake Balaton, where the Polish filmmaker Krzysztof Kaszewski, a nature enthusiast, presented his film . He told us in an interview what it takes to produce a "film for everyone". Krzysztof made his first barrier-free nature film in Poland in cooperation with the Nature without Barriers team.
In our knowledge pool, we will continue to compile new examples and information on barrier-free offers in nature for you. Keep checking our website www.nature-without-barriers.eu. We are very happy to receive your feedback on our project, as for us it goes on: together with the experts and interested parties we have won for the topic, we are working on new ideas and projects. We will be happy to keep you up to date on this via the "Nature without Barriers" website.
We say thank you and goodbye and hope you enjoy reading!
The project team "Nature without Barriers”
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