Identification & Assessment of Community Heritage Values in Victorian Regional Forest Agreements: Gippsland & the West

State:

Victoria

Date:

Australian Heritage Commission,1999

Keywords:

Social values; Aesthetic values; Community engagement;

Report:

Context Pty. Ltd (1999) Identification and Assessment of Community Heritage Values in the Gippsland Forest Region, Victoria: Inventory of Community Heritage Places. Report prepared for Environment Australia and Victorian Department of Natural Resources and Environment.

Context Pty. Ltd (1999) Identification and Assessment of Community Heritage Values in the West Forest Region, Victoria: Inventory of Community Heritage Places. Report prepared for Environment Australia and Victorian Department of Natural Resources and Environment.

See also: National Estate Identification and Assessment in the Gippsland Region of Victoria (pages 17-22). This report covers Context’s community heritage workshops and assessments in Gippsland (1999).

Link:

Cheynes Bridge, 1998 [Context Pty Ltd]

Community heritage workshops throughout these two regions identified a large number of heritage places – including natural areas/features, historic sites, tracks and routes, scenic places and favoured places to visit. Context assessed these places for their community or social value, and the collected information was also used by other studies looking at the aesthetic, historic and Aboriginal heritage values for input into the Regional Forest Agreement process. The community heritage assessments and large inventory of places was returned to the communities in these regions as a possible base for additional heritage documentation at the local level.

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