Project presentation for CARARE Final Policy Conference, Copenhagen 8-9 November 2012 at the National Museum of Denmark

1. @adoptamound

3. GREVINDEHØJ
“Countess Mound”
Circular Mound,
Prehistoric (250,000 BC - 1066)
EXAMINATION HISTORY (2)
1941
Museological visitation
National Museum, Department of
Danish Prehistory
Mound 2.5 x 14 m. Overgrown, in fields.
Western side shoveled out.
1983
New visitation of protected sites
Danish Nature Agency, 10th office
2.2 x 28.0 x 14.0 m. Larger mound which
located in a small grove. The mound is
covered with old trees that have com-
pletely outshadowed any other veg-
etation on the sides of the mound.
The mound is lightly shoveled out to
the west. On the Northern side a very
large, but closed, foxhole is visible.
Attraction ** Explanation ** Located
deep in the field.
Vegetation: 1983: Broad-leaved trees

4. TARGET GROUPS

5. TARGET GROUPS

7. HERITAGE
MANAGEMENT
TODAY

8. ADOPT A MOUND
IS ...
A conservation
management tool
targeted schools and
local communities in
rural Denmark

9. USERS CAN
LOCATE MOUND
IN THEIR
LOCAL AREA

10. USERS CAN
CLAIM
UNADOPTED
MOUNDS

11. PROFILE PAGE

12. REWARD
PROGRAM
KING
Users earn badges
when they complete
tasks or adopt more
mounds
CHIEFTAIN
HIRDMAN

13. CITIZENS CON-
SERVATIONISN

14. PREDEFINED
TASK AND
BEST-PRACTICE
FOR MOUND
MAINTENANCE

15. DIFFERENT
LEVELS OF USER
ENGAGEMENT
ADVANCED:
Developement of
heritage attractions
BASIC
Maintenance, cleaning,
school projects etc.

16. @adoptamound
@m_alesando
@niels_j
adoptamound.dk
facebook.com/AdoptAMound