Скачать или смотреть The UNESCO World Heritage Par Force Hunting Landscape Cutdn: The boy who wishes to be king for a day

Do you know the UNESCO World Heritage Parforce hunting landscape in North Zealand? It' s a world-class royal hunting landscape which is drawn and told humourously and also with an educational purpose - bringing this wild story to life. It's all about the boy who would like to be king for a day and his grandfather. They experience new adventures in the forests of kings and it's also about hunting, power and splendor. The story tells a little about UNESCO values, our sustainable view of nature and about Denmark's first autocratic king Christian V who crowned himself. The starting point is 120 km of hunting trails and a 4,500 hectare symmetrical baroque-inspired landscape, built in the late 17th century in Gribskov, The big Deer Park at Hillerød and The Deer Park at Jægersborg Hegn & Dyrehave. In 2015, the parforce hunting landscape was appointed by UNESCO as "outstanding" and a cultural heritage worthy of preservation.

Graphic facilitator: Frank Høedt, HoedtHolstebro and VO: Niels Poulsen, JAM Production.

Behind the UNESCO World Heritage Par Force Hunting Landscape: Hillerød Municipality, Rudersdal Municipality, Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality, Fredensborg Municipality, Gribskov Municipality, the Green Museum, Museum North Zealand and the Danish Nature Agency.