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Apr 30, 2016 13 min

0026 - HHC2016 - Misha Pedersen

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A Mature student at the Natural and Cultural Heritage Management programme at University College of Northern Denmark finishing her degree in 2016. with a interest in the connection between human beings and landscape, with a focus on sense of place and heritage linked to geography. Misha is a project assistant in Geopark Vestjylland in Western Jutland, Denmark, where she works with strategy, fundraising and community involvement. Past experience includes volunteer management, consulting on user experience within the hospitality sector as well as many years of volunteering at heritage centres and local history archives.”

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