History and natural development

Approx. 4-5 hours. Tour length: 5-8 km at a leisurely pace with breaks.

We move up into the protected mountain range between the old stone dikes and up to 600-year-old olive trees. We examine the nature around us as we review the valley’s natural development from the extinct animals to the present day.

We focus on how and why the valley has developed into the valley it is today.

The students will be able to freely use various materials for the investigations on the tours to shed light on the included learning objectives, observations, empiricism, modeling and hands-on activities, which will appear in the daily program.

The tours conclude with the students presenting analyses and discussing the results in groups or in a common plenum.