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  1. Benchmarking Nordberg fort, further information

    Published: 26.02.2013
    There is a need for developing the outdoor area as a recreational area as well as preserving it in a way which connects it to the site’s history. It is desirable to establish a benchmark for such an assessment.
    Gun position and trenches
    View from AA position
    View from AA position

  2. Randaberg Village Conference and Activity Days

    Published: 19.02.2013
    Date: 
    Wednesday, 19. September 2012 - Thursday, 20. September 2012
    Randaberg Village Conference has a goal of becoming the leading arena in Norway focusing on health, nutrition, physical activity and well-being. The conference aims to create increased interest in good health and the consequences of good health for the individual, businesses and the state.
    Kindergarten children receive goodie bags before the hike . Photo: Ove Tennfjord.
    A hike for everyone. Photo: Ove Tennfjord.
    Goodie bag from Rogaland County Council and Coast Alive! Photo: Eli Viten.

  3. Grading of outdoor space for the public - method

    Published: 24.01.2013
    Registration and evaluation of recreation areas in Rogaland.
    Photo: Rogaland County Council.

  4. Kystmarsjen - "The Coastal March"

    Published: 10.12.2012
    Date: 
    Sunday, 17. June 2012 - Monday, 18. June 2012
    As a community mobilisation initiative (CMI), Rogaland County Council in partnership with private actors, arranged a two days' coastal march along the North Sea Trail which is envisaged to continue as an annual event.
    Photo: Rogaland County Council.
    Photo: Rogaland County Council.
    Photo: Joyvitae

  5. Tree planting in Qanasiassat, Greenland

    Published: 19.11.2012
    Location: 
    Southern Greenland
    It was decided to do a small project in paralell with Coast Alive, namely to contribute 5% of our travel budgets to finance a treeplanting initiative in Southern Greenland.
    Tree planting area, Greenland
    The area dedicated to planting
    Anne together with Henrik and Anders
    Aqqalooraq flanked by Henrik and Anders

  6. Outdoor education - Ut i Sekken

    Published: 15.11.2012
    The “Ut i sekken” project is an outdoor education service which content should be adapted to elementary school. CLASSROOM – OUTDOORS. Eventually, some of the activities in “Ut i sekken” developed somewhat towards a “cleaner” activity day. All activities teach students general outdoor activities, how to act in the wild and how to use the nature.

  7. Longer Routes, Post Routes and Pilgrims' Trails

    Published: 15.11.2012
    "Routes such as post roads and coastal routes are significant in historical context, moreover to promote outdoor recreation. We would like to facilitate such routes to be used both by locals as well as tourists." The aim of the work on pervasive routes can be found in performance/object dimension 5: "1-3 pervasive routes have been made available.” In the meeting of the working group on 02/03/2010 it was agreed to work towards Trondheim’s post route (post road) and on an east-west stretch of water directed towards kayaking. During the project period, work has been specifically directed toward the post road. Additionally, contacts have been established and participation in meetings in projects related to the ‘Pilgrimsleia’ In this case we worked with a stretch tied to the coastal road between Selja and Nidaros, and with a stretch from Valldal to the ‘Pilgrimsleia’ from Oslo to Nidaros. The stretch from Valldal is particularly related to legends and myths in connection with Olav the Holy journey through ‘Valldalen.’

  8. Health Walks, circular routes in the community

    Published: 15.11.2012
    Måre og Romsdal decided to continue their development of local walks to help draw local people out and for them to have access to walking routes in their local environment.

  9. Mapping trips in Møre og Romsdal

    Published: 15.11.2012
    In Møre and Romsdal, there are many different trips and outdoor areas for various types of activities. There are also many books describing tours/trips, and people are generally fond of nature. There are areas that are more used than others though. Therefore, we developed a tool in the form of a database that could be used in various ways.
    At one with nature

  10. Landscape Biographies

    Published: 29.10.2012
    Prof. Theo Spek from University of Groningen is doing a brilliant job of interpreting the landscape and drawing out, for us all the fascinating details of what the trained eye can spot and the skilled mind can process....
    Gardar Cathedral, Igaliku, Greenland
    Eric the Red's home,
    Viking Settlement, Brattalid, Narsarsuaq, Greenland
    Potatoes in the Faroes
    North York Moors

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