Abstract
Cultural and historical sites nested within natural environments are an important part of an area’s identity and heritage. However, presenting information in open, outdoor spaces can be challenging, often making it difficult for visitors to have an engaging and meaningful experience. Technology has the potential to convey the cultural value and raise awareness about the environmental changes that have occurred. Nevertheless, there remains a notable gap in how to achieve this using unobtrusive, seamless technological interfaces. This work aims to address this gap by designing tangible artefacts to induce empathy with nature.