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Communication and signage intervention to tell about the Art in Nature project “A Fairy Tale Forest” and invite people who walk the paths of the Obsidian Park of Pau to care for our territories, respect its inhabitants and protect obsidian.<\/p>\n
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The initiative is curated by the Menab\u00f2 Cultural Association as part of the project to promote the Obsidian Museum and d is carried out with the contribution of the Municipality of Pau and the Historical and Environmental Geomining Park of Sardinia and thanks to the support of the staff of the Regional Agency Forestas.<\/p>\n
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Limited seats.
Reservations are required:<\/p>\n
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For visits to the “A Fairy Tale Forest” trail, Obsidian Museum staff can be contacted at the email and numbers listed in the box beside.<\/p>\n
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