2025 WHUK Spring Workshop speaker profiles
Wed 30 Apr & Thu 01 May, Westminster, London Dr Will Megarry – Reader in Archaeology at Queen’s University Belfast…
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“When Fish Begin to Crawl”
Celebrate The Flow Country’s recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a live orchestral performance of the film triptych “When…
Read moreHistoric England Advice Note (HEAN)
Historic England has published new advice on adapting historic buildings for energy and carbon efficiency. This Advice Note aims to…
Read moreCoastal Connections
Coastal Connections was established in 2023 following the inclusion of Hurst Castle in Hampshire, on the World Monuments Watch list.…
Read moreCromford Waterpower Project
The Arkwright Society’s waterpower project at Derwent Valley Mills WHS aims to reduce the WHS’ carbon footprint by putting waterpower…
Read moreScotland’s World Heritage and Climate Change
The Climate Vulnerability Index (CVI) is a rapid and systematic tool developed specifically to assess climate change vulnerability for all…
Read moreUNESCO’s Guidance for Wind Energy Projects in a World Heritage Context
UNESCO has launched a new guidance tool to enhance mutual understanding and achieve improved and constructive cooperation between the deployment of wind…
Read more‘Sites for Sustainable Development’ – local and innovative solutions to global challenges
This new report from the UK and Canadian Commissions for UNESCO shows that Biosphere Reserves, Global Geoparks and World Heritage…
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