Edinburgh World Heritage – WH Day 2023
In August 2022, the Edinburgh Slavery and Colonialism Legacy Review Group published its report on how slavery and colonialism is represented…
Read moreIn August 2022, the Edinburgh Slavery and Colonialism Legacy Review Group published its report on how slavery and colonialism is represented…
Read more“Paul Sandby’s Edinburgh“ Paul Sandby came to Edinburgh in 1747 as an unknown English draughtsman to draw maps for the…
Read moreIUCN has a long-standing and high-profile role on World Heritage, delivered via a World Heritage Unit of specialised staff within…
Read moreTuesday 25th April 2023, 09:00am – 06:30pmIn person at the University of Greenwich, 10 Stockwell Street London SE10 9B Demonstrating…
Read moreOn Monday 20th March, 10am – 1pm, at The Sill, Once Brewed, Northumberland NE47 7AN World Heritage Youth Ambassadors (WHYAMs)…
Read moreIn 1982, ICOMOS established 18 April as the International Day for Monuments and Sites (IDMS) or World Heritage Day, followed by UNESCO adoption…
Read moreThe campaign to secure World Heritage Site status for Scotland’s Flow Country has entered a new phase with the formal…
Read moreThe Great Spa Towns of Europe is holding its second General Assembly in the World Heritage City of Bath on…
Read moreSix sublime talks that tell the story of Bath through its architecture and history. Chaired by Prof. Barry Gilbertson. Bath…
Read moreThe City of Bath will celebrate World Heritage Day 2023 with a free event for residents and visitors to the…
Read moreThe US National Park Service submitted that country’s first transnational nomination to the World Heritage List for the first time…
Read moreSpanish platform Asociación Arte Sostenible is running a European Horizon 2020 project called “ReInHerit” which aims to connect museums and…
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