World Heritage in the UK 2024-25 Review
Each year World Heritage UK compiles a review that captures the highlights from across the UK’s World Heritage sector from…
Read moreEach year World Heritage UK compiles a review that captures the highlights from across the UK’s World Heritage sector from…
Read moreUNESCO, the Church of England Pensions Board, Greenbank, IUCN, and WWF call on investors to adhere to industry commitments and…
Read moreWorld Heritage UK’s Chair and President were both in attendance at 2025’s World Heritage Committee (WHC) meeting (or 47COM) in…
Read moreUNESCO Guidance on Wind and Solar Energy Projects in a World Heritage Context The World Heritage and Renewable Energy – Guidance on Wind…
Read moreThis year’s edition of the Historic Environment Overview, produced by the Historic Environment Forum with the support of Historic England…
Read moreAt this year’s World Heritage Committee meeting in Paris, 26 new Sites were inscribed on the World Heritage List. They…
Read moreThe Strategy for World Heritage in Ireland 2025-2035 is Ireland’s first national strategy to support the implementation of the 1972 UNESCO World…
Read moreUnder the title “Olympic Park Munich: Conceptualising a Conservation Management Plan“, the Emerging Professionals Working Group of ICOMOS Germany, in…
Read moreECHOES (European Cloud for Heritage OpEn Science) is a five-year project dedicated to developing the European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural…
Read moreThe Cornwall Schools Mining Games is an annual competition organised by the King Edward Mine Museum, that engages students from…
Read moreAt-risk globally important places championed by new parliamentary group Endangered historic, culturally significant and nature-rich places around the world have…
Read moreCourse dates: 15-27 September 2025 (excluding travel dates) Course fee: free – only 25 spaces are available Historic cities face growing threats…
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