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The Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy. Source: Kasto via Canva

The most popular UNESCO World Heritage Sites, according to Instagram

November 18, 2021

Greece

Greek Ministry of Culture and Microsoft digitally preserve and restore Ancient Olympia

November 16, 2021

202119octAll Day14decVirtual EventOpenHeritage Training Programme: Transforming Heritage Sites into Vibrant Community Hubs Event Organized By: OpenHeritage

Source: ภาพของtridsanu Thophet via Canva

European Commission: ‘Digitise all cultural heritage monuments and sites at risk by 2030’

November 11, 2021

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202102decAll Day03Virtual/ Physical EventILUCIDARE PlaygroundBrussels, Belgium Event Organized By: Ilucidare

202130novAll DayCall for donations: Giving Tuesday 2021Support Culture-Nature Initiatives by Donating to the ICOMOS Culture-Nature Prize! Event Organized By: ICOMOS

202101decAll DayInternship Opportunity: European Institute of Cultural Routes Event Organized By: European Institute of Cultural Routes

202131decAll DayCall for participation: Recreating Tourism through Heritage Interpretation Event Organized By: Interpret Europe

202217janAll DayCall for applications: European Heritage Days Stories 2022 Event Organized By: European Heritage Days

202210febAll DayCompetition: Reuse the Lake Chapel of San Lorenzo Nuovo (Italy) Event Organized By: Reuse Italy

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European Commission: ‘Digitise all cultural heritage monuments and sites at risk by 2030’

November 11, 2021

Adapting to Climate Change

A diver at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Source: Nigel Marsh

UNESCO calls for an investment in science to protect Marine World Heritage sites against climate change

November 26, 2021

The Callanish Stones in Scotland. Source: Anyka via Canva

Historic Environment Scotland launches climate change adaptation plan

November 24, 2021

Heritage & COP26: sign the Manifesto for Culture at COP26

November 3, 2021

New book release: “A Research Agenda for Heritage Planning: Perspectives from Europe”

October 8, 2021

How climate change is leading to losses of Indigenous cultural heritage

October 5, 2021

Dunnottar Castle, Scotland. Image: bbtomas via Canva

Scotland’s cultural and natural heritage at risk of coastal erosion by 2050, new research shows

September 29, 2021

River Ouse in York, England. Image: Tim Green via Wikimedia CC BY 2.0

Climate change poses a ‘critical risk’ to riverside heritage in York, new report warns

September 17, 2021

Germany

Can we protect historic sites from the effects of climate change?

August 4, 2021

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Digital Heritage

Archaeology

Ongoing Heritage Projects in Europe

€2.8M grant for research on smells of the European past

November 24, 2020

Future Making in the Anthropocene links research with decision-making in heritage conservation

October 20, 2020

SoPHIA project interviews Erminia Sciacchitano on research and cultural heritage

December 4, 2020

Belgium

Transformed monastery in Mechlin receives Flemish Immovable Heritage Award

October 8, 2020

RUINS project presented end results during final event in Zadar

September 24, 2020

OpenHeritage releases its second policy brief: Collaborative heritage reuse

March 18, 2021

The Netherlands

Utrecht restores historic canal made into motorway in 1970s

September 23, 2020

Eurocities presents highlights from the ROCK project in new book

January 12, 2021

Czech Republic

The site was declared national cultural monument in 2002.

Czech Republic: Industrial heritage site to be transformed into a museum

July 13, 2020

Digital News Magazine on Cultural Heritage in Europe

UNESCO calls for an investment in science to protect Marine World Heritage sites against climate change

An example of vestments. Source: Bloodstone via Canva

Models pose in historic vestments for Belgian cathedral catwalk show

European Heritage Days 2021 in Brussels

Historic Environment Scotland launches climate change adaptation plan

Soundscape archaeologist reproduces the sounds of the Notre Dame

BBC Travel

Looking for Faro Blog | Back to basics

The most popular UNESCO World Heritage Sites, according to Instagram

Doel, Belgium. Source: Trougnouf via Wikimedia

Dutch heritage organisation nominates Belgian ghost town for 7 Most Endangered Programme

Greek Ministry of Culture and Microsoft digitally preserve and restore Ancient Olympia

Microsoft

Looking for Faro Blog | What can the queen learn from urban planning?

European Commission: ‘Digitise all cultural heritage monuments and sites at risk by 2030’

Archaeologists discover rare slaves’ room in Pompeii

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adapting to climate change

UNESCO calls for an investment in science to protect Marine World Heritage sites against climate change

November 26, 2021

UNESCO

Historic Environment Scotland launches climate change adaptation plan

November 24, 2021

Heritage & COP26: sign the Manifesto for Culture at COP26

November 3, 2021

New book release: “A Research Agenda for Heritage Planning: Perspectives from Europe”

October 8, 2021

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Portugal

ESACH Blog | Connecting heritage and youth through Minecraft: MI.MOMO.FARO

July 13, 2021

Can really Minecraft connect Heritage and Youth? The MI.MOMO.FARO – Minecraft and the Modernist Architecture in Faro project aims to answer this question, connecting the young with the modernist built heritage of their city through digital technologies, new learning approaches...