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Resources for Heritage and Climate Change

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Here is a handy thread of resources on climate change, and its impacts on cultural heritage in Scotland, to share with students / colleagues / anyone who will listen – a sort of #ClimateHeritage 101. pic.twitter.com/SLHipXV2Y6

— 🌍 David Harkin (@DMHarkin) March 23, 2020

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BROWSE: Featured Research & Abstracts

  • Law, Landscape and Culture: Why America doesn’t love the black currant
  • Pastoralism
  • Climate Change and Cultural Heritage in Scotland
  • Garten Ordnung, 1597, Johannes Peschel
  • Online Resources for Historic Maps
  • Methodologies – LiDAR Imaging
  • Medieval map shows changing concept of people, cultures and “races”
  • 2019 ICOMOS Scientific Symposium on Rural Heritage
  • The Future of Our Pasts released at the 43rd Meeting of the World Heritage Committee in Baku, Azerbaijan, July 3, 2019
  • Imagining the Future: Dealing with Change at 30 Years
  • Heritage Trees: International Legislation, Research and Registries
  • Rapa Nui: Cultural Landscape in Isolation
  • Informal Settlements and Historic Urban Landscapes
  • 2017 US-ICOMOS Forum, Washington, DC
  • Heritage Trees: International Legislation, Research and Registries
  • Sustaining a Korean Traditional Rural Landscape
  • Dating Vernacular Landscapes: A Methodological Exploration
  • Ecological and place-based landscape approach to zoning in Lebanon
  • IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016
  • Nature & Culture: An idea whose time has come
  • “Back to the Soil:” Community Engagement in Heritage, Eleuthera, Bahamas

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