The Project
PARADISOS is part of a Europe wide research programme on "the conservation,
safeguarding and enhancement of our cultural heritage, through European co-
operation".
PARADISOS involves research institutions from three countries sharing their
experience and know how.
The institutions involved are:
- Manchester Metropolitan University (United Kingdom)
- Ed Bennis e.m.bennis@mmu.ac.uk
- John Dyke john.dyke@virgin.net
- Instituto Superior de Agronomia (Portugal)
- Cristina Castel-Branco botanico.ajuda@netc.pl
- Francisco Castro Rego botanico.ajuda@netc.pl
- Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II (Italy)
- Donatella Mazzoleni domazzol@unina.it
- Stefano Mazzoleni mazzolen@unina.it
PROJECT AIMS
- To return to society the enjoyment of the landscape's cultural and natural heritage.
- To provide a basis for the understanding of issues and events related to this
landscape heritage.
- To encourage new uses of historic landscapes, with particular emphasis on the arts,
while conserving the historic fabric.
- To increase public awareness and interest in gardens through innovative
interpretation.
- To promote and conserve the bio-diversity of the cultural landscape habitat.
- To develop, through international co-operation, a shared knowledge of garden
restoration and presentation to the public.
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