Ecomuseums in Siberia as Centers for Ethnic and Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Natural Environment

Kimeev, V. M.

doi:10.1016/j.aeae.2008.11.011

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“…The concept of ecomuseum comes from people's reflections on old museums and the renewal of concepts, and it is based on modern material practices (Liu & Zongbi, 2017). The eco-museum model pursues the establishment of museums in traditional villages, adheres to "strict sustainability", emphasizes overall protection within the scope of the original community ecological environment (Z h a n g , 2 0 1 1 ) , and advocates protection concepts such as "living protection" and "villager presence" (Kimeev, 2008). This model can effectively solve the problem of idle, destroyed, and lost cultural heritage, construct the historical and cultural memory of traditional villages, and reconstruct the root carrier of local culture ( Y u a n & Jingjing, 2018).…”

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Driving Factors for Rural Tourism-Driven Transformation in Traditional Chinese Villages: A Case Study of Chashan Village, Guangxi

ZOU,

2024

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Background and Aims: This study employs a grounded theory approach to identify and analyze the key driving factors behind the successful transformation of Chashan Village into a rural tourism destination in Fuchuan County, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The research aims to provide valuable insights into grassroots governance, community engagement, and cultural development as essential elements of successful rural transformation. Methodology: Employing a grounded theory approach, this study provides a deep, empirical investigation into the transformation process of Chashan Village, offering practical implications for rural revitalization strategies. It underscores the importance of inclusive community engagement, effective governance mechanisms, and cultural preservation in fostering sustainable rural development. Results: Our analysis reveals three distinct stages in the transformation process of Chashan Village: village regeneration (2014-2017), village development (2018-2021), and rural tourism formation (2022 to present). These stages reflect the village's transition from a hollow micro-economy to a vibrant rural tourism economy and then to a comprehensive village and town economy. Dynamic differences in driving factors are observed across the three transformation stages. During the village regeneration stage, elite governance, villager participation, and market resources are key drivers. In the village development stage, institutional governance, villager collaboration, and enhanced tourism experiences play pivotal roles. Finally, during the formation stage of villages and towns, community creation and public construction emerge as critical driving factors. Throughout Chashan Village's transformation and development journey, inclusive grassroots governance, active participation and cooperative behavior of villagers, and local construction of characteristic culture have played pivotal roles. These factors have not only promoted the village's in-depth development but also offered valuable lessons for rural revitalization efforts worldwide. Conclusions: The findings of this study contribute to a better understanding of the dynamics of village transformation and offer insights that can inform policy-making and community-led initiatives aimed at promoting rural revitalization globally.

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Driving Factors for Rural Tourism-Driven Transformation in Traditional Chinese Villages: A Case Study of Chashan Village, Guangxi

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2024

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“…A partir de los datos que se muestran en los cuadros 1 y 2 se observa nítidamente la reducción del espacio natural ocupado por los bosques y las sabanas en la región del eco-museo (Barbosa et al, 2014). Sin embargo, por los conceptos de Kimeev (2008), ese espacio no está desarrollado con planeamiento urbano, que mitigue y mantenga el impacto de la población humana y su relación con la fauna y flora natural local, de forma original y endémica.…”

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Cobertura del suelo del área del eco-museo del Cerrado, Brasil

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El área del Eco-Museo del Cerrado cubriendo una superficie de 8.066 km<sup>2</sup> fue interpretada por imágenes de satélite, en dos ocasiones, en los años 2002 y 2017. Se ubica en la región central del Brasil, específicamente en siete distritos municipales (municipios) del estado de Goiás. Fueron clasificadas tres unidades interpretativas: el área cubierta por bosques, sabanas y asentamientos humanos. Esas unidades fueron clasificadas por distrito municipal y por cuenca hidrográfica. El mayor cambio de superficie se observó en los asentamientos humanos. En 2002 58% del área total, los asentamientos humanos estaban ocupados por pequeñas poblaciones, con énfasis en la parte este del eco-museo. En 2017 se verificó correspondientemente un aumento del 9,2 %. En contra posición, los bosques y las sabanas disminuyeron para 16,5 y 16,2 % respectivamente.

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“…In Siq of Petra, Jordan, the interdisciplinary approach and use of technology for continuous monitoring and investigation have also been proven necessary for sustainable conservation [28] and for the climate change adaptation [29]. In Siberia, the conservation of cultural heritage in the natural environment involved the creation of ecomuseums and the development of appropriate programmes with the participation of indigenous populations and various specialists [30]. Overcoming the dichotomy of cultural and natural heritage in the Wadden Sea National Park in Denmark as well as their more nuanced appreciation presuppose that the visitors are well aware of the need to enhance the park's protection and management [31].…”

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Biodiversity as an Outstanding Universal Value for Integrated Management of Natural and Cultural Heritage

Keramitsoglou,

Koudoumakis,

Akrivopoulou

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UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre has set ten criteria for assessing Outstanding Universal Values (OUVs) for the inscription of properties on the World Heritage List. Recognising the growing challenge for heritage conservation and the need for professionals to work within systemic, holistic, and integrated frameworks in managing cultural heritage and using biodiversity as an OUV, this paper investigates how the intangible and tangible cultural and natural heritage of the Region of East Macedonia and Thrace, Greece is interconnected over the course of centuries. We review the evolution of the existing legislative framework to protect archaeological treasures and local flora and fauna and document the richness of ongoing ecological and biological processes in the region for strengthening the arguments for an integrated protection and management system. Locating the archaeological sites and monuments in protected natural zones and areas of exceptional beauty with the use of the open code QGIS programme and focusing on their description and analysis, the present research recommends their interlinked management under the leadership of a Joint Destination Management Organisation.

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Ecomuseums in Siberia as Centers for Ethnic and Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Natural Environment

Cited by 7 publications

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Driving Factors for Rural Tourism-Driven Transformation in Traditional Chinese Villages: A Case Study of Chashan Village, Guangxi

Driving Factors for Rural Tourism-Driven Transformation in Traditional Chinese Villages: A Case Study of Chashan Village, Guangxi

Cobertura del suelo del área del eco-museo del Cerrado, Brasil

Biodiversity as an Outstanding Universal Value for Integrated Management of Natural and Cultural Heritage

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