The project incorporates the development of cultural routes in the four areas of study, as a strategic activity to combine strategies to protect local cultural heritage, enhance social awareness and have a positive impact on the social and economical tissues and identify ecosystem management strategies that prevent environmental degradation. The following Cultural Routes have the goal to build capacity for local communities and stakeholders, defining different possibilities that could be attractive for them. Local and regional governments, National Parks and Agencies of Natural protected areas, Cultural and Environmental Associations, local schools and local residents have been already involved in the processes of planning and tailoring most of the routes presented here.
With a few simple gestures you can walk in the Euganean Hills discovering the most significant views of this territory and the populations who lived and transformed it.
UGR organise 3 guided tours to the archaeological excavation of "Pago del Jarafí" (Lanteira) with around 170 participants.
UGR and ARQUEO organized a guided tour of the archaeological excavation for the Local Women Association Vista Alegre (Lanteria, Granada)
Guided route through the medieval irrigation channel Acequia Gorda del rio Genil in Granada.
Students of Piskova high school visiting the archaeological excavations of Magjerice, (Rapcke), at the Upper Vjosa Valley.
“Meleq Gostnishti” elementary school students, a guided visit and a lesson about archaeology in the site of Magjerice.
Historical-cultural itinerary in the medieval fortress of "Rocca Pendice" and "Calto della Contea" watermills with "Comitato Mura di Padova" and some teachers.
Students of Sierra Blanca School (Lugros, Granada) visit their Cultural Landscapes with the president of the Local Irrigator Community.
Alpujarra High School (Orgiva, Granada) visits the traditional irrigation system of High Mountain in Pitres (Granada).
Students of Jesús-María Cristo De la Yedra School (Granada) visit the traditional irrigation channel of Huétor Vega with the Local Irrigator Community.
During this field trip the students of “Sami Frashëri” high school learned about traditional irrigation systems, botany and historical landscape of the area.
Students of the High School of Përmet visit the territory of Vjosa Valley to learn about its history, archaeology and environment.
Students of Marquesado del Zenete High School (Alquife, Granada) visit their Cultural Landscapes with the president of the local irrigators community.
Students of Camilo Camús Garzón (Lanteira, Granada) visit their Cultural Landscapes with the president of the local irrigators community.
Students of Alpujarra High School (Orgiva, Granada) visit their Cultural Landscapes with the local irrigators community.
UGR organised a guided tour with the local irrigator community for 32 students in Agroecology of the International University of Andalucia in Cáñar (Granada).
UGR organised a guided tour with the local irrigator community and the guides of Natural Park for 14 students of the Master in History of the UGR in Cáñar (Granada).
UGR and UNESCO-AND organised a guided tour with the local irrigator community and guides of Natural Park for 25 students from the Alpujarra High School in Órgiva.
UGR organized a guided tour with the local irrigator community to the volunteers that took part in the recovery of the traditional irrigation channel in Lugros.
UGR organised a guided tour with the local irrigator community for 15 volunteers that participated in the recovery of the irrigation channel of Barjas (Cáñar).
UGR organised a guided tour with the local irrigator community about the historical irrigation systems in high mountain (Lugros, Granada).
Guied tour to the archaeological excavation of "Pago Del Jarafí" (Lanteira) for the students of IES Marquesado del Zenete High School.
Arqueoandalusí. Arqueología y Patrimonio and the University of Granada held a guided tour for the Aldeire School Students to the archaeological excavation "Pago del Jarafí" at Lanteira, Granada.
MEMOLA , with the collaboration of the Mayor of Lanteria and Alquife, organize a guided tour to the archaeological excavation of Lanteira the 10th of October at 11:00
CeRPHAAL, with “Jona” travel agency, tracked the path of the cultural route from Përmeti to Badëlonja “Walking at the foot of Dhëmbeli Mountain”, recording both its tangible and intangible values.
Cañar's city council, with the support of the MEMOLA team, and the financial aid of the Alpujarra Local Development Association, started the recovery of a historic route which connected the village with the higher mountains
