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Work
Plan for 2003
To re-nominate the ¡°Cultural
Landscape of the Great Wall, Beijing Region¡± for inclusion on the
World Monuments Fund ¡°2004 List of the World¡¯s Most 100 Endangered
Sites¡±;
To actively monitor in the field, and record with photographs and
videotape, incidents of physical and aesthetic damage to Great Wall
in the Beijing Region and report findings to the Beijing Administrative
Bureau for Cultural Relics and UNESCO Office Beijing;
To promote via the Chinese and international press and media services
the need to have the Great Wall regarded as a landscape;
To cultivate academic relationships with top Chinese and international
universities;
To promote the ¡°Countryside Code¡± as a basic code of acceptable outdoor
behavior to the growing numbers of for people visiting China¡¯s countryside
and wilderness areas;
To maintain our current field program and introduce similar programs
to more sections of Great Wall as examples of stewardship in practice;
To recruit a large and active membership and mobilize our members
to clean up despoiled sections of the Great Wall;
To assist Beijing Administrative Bureau for Cultural Heritage in its
promotion of upcoming laws to protect Great Wall within the municipality.
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