Horniman Museum and Gardens Climate and Ecology Manifesto, January 2020

Créer par:  Ella Buckingham

Dernière mise à jour:  24 juil. 2024

Summary/Description:

A strategy manifesto outlining Horniman Museum & Garden's priorities after declaring a climate emergency. Collections, visitors, the estate, and the organisation are the main focus.

Type: Case study
Published/led by: Horniman Museum & Gardens
Audience: Internal, Stakeholders
Original content owned by: Horniman Museum & Gardens
Administrative area/region: Museums, Heritage
Étiquettes: strategies case study climate change sustainability
Topic: Physical Resilience

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