Who will keep their feet dry during the NAP game in the archaeological mini-museum De Waterwolf?

The game provides information about water management and the consequences of poor management in a playful and challenging way. Each player is responsible for managing their own piece of polder and for maintaining the dike. Incidentally, the sustainable table can also be used as a conference table. The Etersheimerbraak Foundation is pleased with the new acquisition, which will be officially inaugurated during the New Year’s reception on Wednesday 9 February.

Incidentally, ‘t Schooltje van Dik Trom, Mill Foundation Zeevang and the mini-museum De Waterwolf all three merged into the Etersheimerbraak Foundation on 1 January. ,,It was much more convenient to join forces”, says Hilda Raasing from Warder, who has taken up office as secretary. “We can now communicate more efficiently and we strengthen each other.”

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Friso de Zeeuw is chairman of the foundation and Dick Hendriks is treasurer. Furthermore, Dorus Luyckx (vice-chairman) and Adri Bakker are members of the board. Raasing joined as secretary after she resigned as director of the Zaanstreek-Waterland Safety Region. “At that time it seemed difficult to do something like this in my own region. Then you run the risk of sitting with double hats on. Once I was ‘free’, I could join and deal with the merger of the three foundations.”

Now that the museums are allowed a little more, it will also become a little busier in De Waterwolf. ,,And that of course also applies to ‘t Schooltje van Dik Trom and museum windmill De Breek. It’s great that we can do something more.”

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