Black text reads 'Historic England'. Above this are three shaped lines stacked on top of each other. The bottom one, which is blue, is shaped like sea waves. In the middle is a red line with curves on the bottom and zig-zags on the top. Above this is a green shape with zig-zags on the bottom to connect to the middle stripe, and then ending in a flat line at the top. These lines form a rectangle shape together.

Heritage Counts

Crëwyd Gan:  Ella Buckingham

Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  14 Awst 2024

Summary/Description:

Catalogue of evidence for effective heritage sustainability. A collaboration between Historic England and the Historic Environment Forum.

Type: Toolkit
Published/led by: Historic England
Publication date: 06 Awst 2024
Audience: Internal, Sector
Original content owned by: Historic England
Tagiau: websites historic england case study sustainability interactive resilience
Topic: Physical Resilience

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White text reads 'Historic Environment Forum' against a dark blue-green background. Resource
Heritage Responds Case Studies
Ran by HEF, Heritage Responds has a large bank of case studies, that can be viewed in a map, stretched across England. Each case has a variety of background information and the steps that were...
Gan:  Ella Buckingham
Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  30 Gorff 2024
Bod capitalised writing reads 'CYARK'. The 'ark' section of the word is significantly bolder. To the left of the writing is a yellow triangle pattern that makes a shape resembling the letter 'A' in negative space. Resource
The Heritage Sites Threatened By Climate Change
An interactive map showing 3D models of at-risk heritage sites around the globe, including Edinburgh Castle. With information at why they are at risk from climate change.
Gan:  Ella Buckingham
Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  14 Awst 2024
Black text reads 'Historic England'. Above this are three shaped lines stacked on top of each other. The bottom one, which is blue, is shaped like sea waves. In the middle is a red line with curves on the bottom and zig-zags on the top. Above this is a green shape with zig-zags on the bottom to connect to the middle stripe, and then ending in a flat line at the top. These lines form a rectangle shape together. Resource
Inclusive Heritage Advice Hub
Historic England are launching a new online Inclusive Heritage Advice Hub. This is part of our commitment to supporting the Heritage sector to become more diverse, to engage a wider range of people...
Gan:  Ella Buckingham
Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf:  21 Awst 2024