Another interesting webinar hosted by the Ecosystems Knowledge Network (https://lnkd.in/e6DKf5Am) coming up: "Most of the landscapes and seascapes of the UK gain their value and identity because of the way they have been shaped by both people and nature. New efforts to achieve nature recovery don’t always give due recognition to the culture and heritage that is so important in making places where people want to be. Likewise, efforts to enable places to thrive culturally don’t always harness the value of nature." https://lnkd.in/eh9nCTWE
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Climate, Health, & Sustainability Strategist, Project Manager, International Development Researcher, Geopolitics, Think Tanker.
https://lnkd.in/dyY6RzCP I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to 1804 Renaissance for capturing my journey and our conversation so beautifully in this article. Check it out! "Dr. Gloria Blaise’s journey is a testament to the power of education, dedication, and cultural pride. Her work in reviving Haitian heritage provides a compelling blueprint for how diaspora members can remain actively connected and contribute positively to their homeland. As we reflect on her impactful contributions, we invite you to share your thoughts or experiences related to rediscovering and nurturing your cultural heritage. How do you connect with your roots, and what have you found to be effective in preserving your heritage?"
Reviving Haitian Heritage with Dr. Blaise
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Associate & Senior Heritage Consultant at trethowan architecture | interiors | heritage
The first in a series of talks about intangible cultural heritage, thanks to Australia ICOMOS - AICOMOS Traditional trade skills are an essential form of built heritage. How can we preserve knowledge and value skills within current construction processes? Looking forward to continuing the conversation about intangible cultural heritage.
Join the Australia ICOMOS National Scientific Committee Intangible Cultural Heritage and our panel of experts to discuss how Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) can inform high quality conservation outcomes. The first in a series of conversations with Traditional Tradespeople, we will be joined by conservation stonemason James Charlwood and heritage roof plumber Rob Jones to hear about the ways ICH informs their daily practice in the historic built environment. Registration: https://lnkd.in/giP7c2c8
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Watch #INHERIT_eu video to learn more about this project and its approach!
Starting from 8 pilot sites across Europe, the EU-co-funded project #INHERIT_eu seeks to preserve, restore, use, and manage historic buildings to give them a better future. 👀📽️ Watch the video to find out more!
INHERIT: Next-generation solutions for more sustainable and usable Cultural Heritage
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✨#HeritageProject in Focus✨today is today is 4CH. It aims to set up the framework of a Competence Centre for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage dedicated to knowledge organization and transfer 👉 https://lnkd.in/eTGwk7_e
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⏭ Do you work in the GLAM Sector and have experience with digital heritage? As part of the ReEvaluate project, we are conducting a short survey to understand how cultural institutions manage their digitisation processes. If you are based in EU and have experience with digitisation of cultural heritage, we'd be very glad to hear from you. The survey takes up to 4 minutes to complete and is completely anonymous! https://bit.ly/4ctnSVn #REEVALUATE #CulturalHeritage #DigitalHeritage #Digitization #CulturalManagement
Digitisation of Cultural Heritage - Needs and Challenges
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Solar Maintenance Engineer | Sustainability | Renewable energy | Transition
Renewable energy is the future
Seychelles is a relatively tiny country, and it has the world's smallest capital, Victoria. But it also is home to some enormous living things: Esmerelda is the planet's heaviest land tortoise living in the wild — she weighs 670 pounds — and a nut called the coco de mer, found here, produces the largest seed in the world, which can weigh up to 33 pounds. Seychelles was one of 10 island countries or territories to attend the second cohort of the Blue Planet Alliance Fellowship Program in Hawaii in May, which convened island leaders to help share information that could put them on the path to a 100% renewable-energy future. Learn more about the program here: https://lnkd.in/e6kqykzE
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Did you know that Queensland has five World Heritage areas — more than any other state or territory in Australia! ✨ World Heritage areas are places that are important to all the peoples of the world, regardless of where they are located 📍 They include the most beautiful and culturally significant places on our planet 🌎 The Queensland Government provides statewide coordination of World Heritage management arrangements including policy and strategic planning and consistent inter-governmental and cross-jurisdictional advice on World Heritage matters in accordance with the Australian World Heritage Intergovernmental Agreement. We also coordinate advisory committees with First Nations, community and scientific experts to provide advice on the management of the World Heritage areas. #QueenslandEnvironment
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I think this research is really important. Many people see heritage as a blocker, preventing change and being a waste. More and more research is showing how people value heritage and the positive impacts it has on health and well being. We live in a society that looks at costs, and this research shows the positive value of heritage in monetary terms. Can we please stop thinking as an late added extra and include it as a main player? https://lnkd.in/eHKH3g42
Historic England Research Shows Heritage Boosts Your Wellbeing | Historic England
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🌿 Bay Leaf: Boosting Economic Growth in Tobago 🌿 Discover how Tobago's green spaces and the bay leaf industry are driving economic growth and sustainability. Dive into our latest story to learn about the innovative ways this natural resource is benefiting the local community. | Kandace Jackson
The Bay Leaf Boost: Economic Growth through Tobago's Green Spaces
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