Lead partner, partners and contact persons in the NORCE project
LEAD PARTNER
The Regional Development Institute of Northwest
PARTNERS
ICELAND
- Reykir Museum, Pétur Jónsson curator, peturjo@simnet.is Local food project, seal watching, use of driftwood, signposting and smaller exhibitions about coastal culture. More info
- Development Agency for the Region Thingeyjarsýsla, c/o Gunnar Jóhannesson, gunnar@atthing.is Lighthouse trail (brochure, signposts), bird watching project and old coastal walking paths. More info
Narsaq Museum, c/o Rie Oldenburg curator, narsaq.museum@greennet.gl Local food project based on traditional Greenlandic resources but presented in new ways, regional coastal heritage route and brochure.
- Qaqortoq Museum, c/o Georg Nyegaard curator, qaqtourist@greennet.gl Building a replica canvas boat, a main feature of traditional Inuit culture, for use in tourism activities.
Eysturoy Tourism Association, Hákun Andreasen, norce@email.fo Presenting the coastal heritage of the island Eysturoy, as an alternative to Streymoy with
Nord-Troms Museum, c/o Rune Sundelin curator, rs@ntrm.no Building of a traditional Sami boat, seminar in boat building and how to use Sami boats. Local food project based on the traditional combination of Sami, Kven and Norwegian culture. More info
- Trondarnes Distriksmuseum, c/o Håvard Salen Nyheim, hnyheim@tdm.no Improvement of Hemmestad Brygge in Kvæfjord: harbour, local food project, boat building and useof the boat (rowing, sailing, fishing), coastal heritage brochure. More info
- Lofotr Vikingmuseum at Borg, c/o Geir Are Johansen, geir.are.johansen@lofotr.no Adventure tourism project (sailing, rowing, fishing), local food project, local coastal heritage route, bird watching project, brochures. Contact person: Kjersti Skaufeldt, kjersti.skaufeldt@lofotr.no. More info
Piteå Municipality, c/o Per Lenndin, per.lenndin@kf.pitea.se Renovating seamarks and building fishing cottages for tourists. Environmentally friendly access program for the archipelago. Signs, walking paths and information about Piteå as a cruising destination. More info
- Skellefteå Municipality, c/o Annika Sander, annika.sander@skellefteamuseum.se Renovating The Gåsören guest harbor. Web based information system for coast, culture and nature sights. Mini-museum. More info
- Luleå Municipality, c/o Göran Wallin, goran.wallin@fritid.lulea.se Renovating old fishing cottage as part of strengthening the cultural history of the Luleå archipelago. Emphasis on a better access to the archipelago by promotion and marketing. Signboards. More info
Kalajoki Institute of Travel and Tourism, c/o Pirjo Nuottimäki, pirjo.nuottimaki@kam.fi A business, effect and finance plan of the small boat
Orkney College, c/o Julie Gibson, julie.gibson@orkney.uhi.ac.uk This project is to enable some of the unsustainable (loss of information and sites) to be transformed and sustained through understanding, involvement and enjoyment by both local and visitor. This will take place through a variety of means: 1)An illustrated guide book in which sites accessible from beach walks will be interpreted and the reader empowered to observe changes and report back to the museum etc. 2)A two centre scientific seminar on Rising Tides - Sea level changes past and future. 3)A programme of guided walks and site visits. More info
Shetland Amenity Trust, c/o David Cooper, davy@shetlandamenity.org Production of three traditional boats for use in activity project, coastal heritage brochure and boatbuilding video. More info
Viking Trail Tourism Association, c/o John Hull, jhull@intervale.ca Development of the coastal heritage route along the western coast of
Project Coordinator
Rögnvaldur Guðmundsson,
Tourism Research and Consulting
Dunhaga 5,
IS-107
rognv@hi.is
Regional Coordinator in the
Project Consultant
Wildlife
Boat building
Traditional food
Living History
Co-financed by European Union, European Regional Development, Fund, Interreg IIIB Northern Periphery Programme
