One in six cultural heritage sites are at risk thanks to climate change - here’s how we’re trying to save them
by Louise Boyle
Jan 18, 2024
3 minutes
From Victorian glasshouses to ancient water channels, a new slate of projects has been announced in the ongoing effort to save the world’s most precious places.
The World Monuments Fund (WMF), an independent organisation dedicated to protecting cultural heritage, announced $15m in funding for places around the world, including London, the Kathamandu Valley, Nepal, and the Peruvian Andes.
One in six cultural heritage sites is threatened by estimates.
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