Cultural Landscape Conservation in Hebron - Revision history

Heike.kaiser at 07:47, 22 July 2009

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	[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]		[[Category: Designated and Protected Landscapes]]

Heike.kaiser: /* What are the mutual influences for protected areas and cultural landscapes and tourism and how can they coexist? */

2009-07-02T07:39:31Z

What are the mutual influences for protected areas and cultural landscapes and tourism and how can they coexist?

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	Developing tourism through hiking trails could provide a system of environmental awareness and develop a sense of aesthetic importance of the landscape, if merged with an institutional framework and public participation. Moreover, the economical income of ecotourism due to hiking trail system for locals and tourists will be of much interest to a large portion of the market. The landscape of Hebron is the best historian, narrating the story of Hebron and its people; the scars and pleasantness of time have been manifested upon the landscape and left clear signs, which can only be scenically interacted with by molding into the landscape by means of trails		Developing tourism through hiking trails could provide a system of environmental awareness and develop a sense of aesthetic importance of the landscape, if merged with an institutional framework and public participation. Moreover, the economical income of ecotourism due to hiking trail system for locals and tourists will be of much interest to a large portion of the market. The landscape of Hebron is the best historian, narrating the story of Hebron and its people; the scars and pleasantness of time have been manifested upon the landscape and left clear signs, which can only be scenically interacted with by molding into the landscape by means of trails

	==== ~~What~~ are the mutual influences for protected areas and cultural landscapes and tourism and how can they coexist? ====		==== Which are the mutual influences for protected areas and cultural landscapes and tourism and how can they coexist? ====

	The cultural landscapes in Hebron have different value: historical, natural and visual value. Various villages around the city, each have their own remarkable landscape, which is considered part of the Palestinian cultural heritage. These legacy treasures hold potential for economic development into tourist attraction since many of these sites are referred to in the holy books of the three world religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, as well as historical records, great cultural eras and in contemporary literature.		The cultural landscapes in Hebron have different value: historical, natural and visual value. Various villages around the city, each have their own remarkable landscape, which is considered part of the Palestinian cultural heritage. These legacy treasures hold potential for economic development into tourist attraction since many of these sites are referred to in the holy books of the three world religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, as well as historical records, great cultural eras and in contemporary literature.

Heike.kaiser: /* What are the mutual influences for protected areas, cultural landscape and tourism and how can they coexist? */

2009-07-02T07:33:57Z

What are the mutual influences for protected areas, cultural landscape and tourism and how can they coexist?

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	Developing tourism through hiking trails could provide a system of environmental awareness and develop a sense of aesthetic importance of the landscape, if merged with an institutional framework and public participation. Moreover, the economical income of ecotourism due to hiking trail system for locals and tourists will be of much interest to a large portion of the market. The landscape of Hebron is the best historian, narrating the story of Hebron and its people; the scars and pleasantness of time have been manifested upon the landscape and left clear signs, which can only be scenically interacted with by molding into the landscape by means of trails		Developing tourism through hiking trails could provide a system of environmental awareness and develop a sense of aesthetic importance of the landscape, if merged with an institutional framework and public participation. Moreover, the economical income of ecotourism due to hiking trail system for locals and tourists will be of much interest to a large portion of the market. The landscape of Hebron is the best historian, narrating the story of Hebron and its people; the scars and pleasantness of time have been manifested upon the landscape and left clear signs, which can only be scenically interacted with by molding into the landscape by means of trails

	==== What are the mutual influences for protected areas, cultural ~~landscape~~ and tourism and how can they coexist? ====		==== What are the mutual influences for protected areas and cultural landscapes and tourism and how can they coexist? ====

	The cultural landscapes in Hebron have different value: historical, natural and visual value. Various villages around the city, each have their own remarkable landscape, which is considered part of the Palestinian cultural heritage. These legacy treasures hold potential for economic development into tourist attraction since many of these sites are referred to in the holy books of the three world religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, as well as historical records, great cultural eras and in contemporary literature.		The cultural landscapes in Hebron have different value: historical, natural and visual value. Various villages around the city, each have their own remarkable landscape, which is considered part of the Palestinian cultural heritage. These legacy treasures hold potential for economic development into tourist attraction since many of these sites are referred to in the holy books of the three world religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, as well as historical records, great cultural eras and in contemporary literature.

Nisreen36: /* Landscape and/or urban context */

2009-07-01T15:03:12Z

Landscape and/or urban context

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	~~[[Image:\|Slide3.JPG]]~~===Cultural/social/political context===		===Cultural/social/political context===
	*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework		*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

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	'''Plitical Situation:'''		'''Plitical Situation:'''
	Since 1967 Hebron is occupied by the state of Israel and under its control. During the years Jewish settled near the city and in the heart of Hebron Old City. This causes many problems and makes Hebron to be a special case in the palestinean-israeli conflict. On 25 February 1994, an Israeli settler opened fire in the Abraham mosque during the Friday dawn praying, killing 29 Muslim worshippers. As a result, Hebron has been divided into two parts – HI and H2, according to Hebron Protocol signed between Palestinians and Israelis in 1997 . H1 area, formalizes 80% of the city, under full Palestinian Authority. H2 area, formalizes 20% of the city, has remained under the Israeli military control.		Since 1967 Hebron is occupied by the state of Israel and under its control. During the years Jewish settled near the city and in the heart of Hebron Old City. This causes many problems and makes Hebron to be a special case in the palestinean-israeli conflict. On 25 February 1994, an Israeli settler opened fire in the Abraham mosque during the Friday dawn praying, killing 29 Muslim worshippers. As a result, Hebron has been divided into two parts – HI and H2, according to Hebron Protocol signed between Palestinians and Israelis in 1997 . H1 area, formalizes 80% of the city, under full Palestinian Authority. H2 area, formalizes 20% of the city, has remained under the Israeli military control.
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Nisreen36: /* Cultural/social/political context */

2009-07-01T15:01:51Z

Cultural/social/political context

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	'''Plitical Situation:'''		'''Plitical Situation:'''
	Since 1967 Hebron is occupied by the state of Israel and under its control. During the years Jewish settled near the city and in the heart of Hebron Old City. This causes many problems and makes Hebron to be a special case in the palestinean-israeli conflict. On 25 February 1994, an Israeli settler opened fire in the Abraham mosque during the Friday dawn praying, killing 29 Muslim worshippers. As a result, Hebron has been divided into two parts – HI and H2, according to Hebron Protocol signed between Palestinians and Israelis in 1997 . H1 area, formalizes 80% of the city, under full Palestinian Authority. H2 area, formalizes 20% of the city, has remained under the Israeli military control.		Since 1967 Hebron is occupied by the state of Israel and under its control. During the years Jewish settled near the city and in the heart of Hebron Old City. This causes many problems and makes Hebron to be a special case in the palestinean-israeli conflict. On 25 February 1994, an Israeli settler opened fire in the Abraham mosque during the Friday dawn praying, killing 29 Muslim worshippers. As a result, Hebron has been divided into two parts – HI and H2, according to Hebron Protocol signed between Palestinians and Israelis in 1997 . H1 area, formalizes 80% of the city, under full Palestinian Authority. H2 area, formalizes 20% of the city, has remained under the Israeli military control.
			[['''Image:\|Slide3.JPG''']]

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Nisreen36: /* Landscape and/or urban context */

2009-07-01T14:55:22Z

Landscape and/or urban context

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	~~[[Image:\|right]]~~===Cultural/social/political context===		===Cultural/social/political context===
	*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework		*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Nisreen36: /* Cultural/social/political context */

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Cultural/social/political context

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Nisreen36 at 12:07, 1 July 2009

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Nisreen36: /* Landscape and/or urban context */

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Landscape and/or urban context

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Nisreen36 at 12:01, 1 July 2009

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