It is difficult for visually impaired people to orientate themselves in landscapes. However, sighted people often have the same problems in unfamiliar terrain. Landscape models that can also be used transportably in nature offer nature parks, for example, the opportunity for inclusion offers. An example: a landscape designed by a beaver. The beaver can be felt as a specimen, and parts of the beaver dam and processed wood can also be touched. However, the landscape can only be explained when the individual elements can be related to one another. For example, the different water levels in front of and behind the beaver dam are important additional information; the beaver castle and the entrance under water would not be possible otherwise. An option that not only offers the visually impaired an orientation outside in the field. If desired, the models can also be modified to represent changes in the landscape, for example.
Please feel free to take a look around at our offer.If you can't find the right model, we'll be happy to make one to suit your needs.
