Graham Hogg, Lateral North, Anna Spencer, Freya NicLeòid, Lateral North, Tim Carter, NIAXO, Tam Pagella, NIAXO, Phoebe Windham, NIAXO, Israel Calderon, NIAXO, Dilyn Corbett, NIAXO
The Climate Change and UNESCO Heritage project will use a range of techniques, processes, and activities across the course of pilot phase. These coalesce into thress main approaches:
Creative Storytelling and Stakeholder Mapping
Data Testing
Adaptation Pathways, Transition Labs and Integrated Conversations
UK National Commission for UNESCO’s Research & Innovation Group meets to confirm research agenda and refine proposals
Members of the UKNC’s Research & Innovation Group recently met to accelerate collaborative work on a cross-cutting research strategy…
24 February 2025
Climate Change & UNESCO Heritage Project site visit to Fforest Fawr UNESCO Global Geopark
Earlier this month, our Climate Change & UNESCO Heritage (CCUH) project community gathered in Brecon, Wales as part of a two day project visit to Fforest Fawr UNESCO Global Geopark.
12 December 2024
Climate Change & UNESCO Heritage visits Frontiers of the Roman Empire: Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site
Our Climate Change & UNESCO Heritage pilot sites have been working hard to unlock new learning about the stakeholder and data landscapes local to their UNESCO site…
23 June 2025
UK National Commission for UNESCO’s Research & Innovation Group meets to confirm research agenda and refine proposals
Members of the UKNC’s Research & Innovation Group recently met to accelerate collaborative work on a cross-cutting research strategy…
24 February 2025
Climate Change & UNESCO Heritage Project site visit to Fforest Fawr UNESCO Global Geopark
Earlier this month, our Climate Change & UNESCO Heritage (CCUH) project community gathered in Brecon, Wales as part of a two day project visit to Fforest Fawr UNESCO Global Geopark.
12 December 2024
Climate Change & UNESCO Heritage visits Frontiers of the Roman Empire: Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site
Our Climate Change & UNESCO Heritage pilot sites have been working hard to unlock new learning about the stakeholder and data landscapes local to their UNESCO site…
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