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- Racism is like an addiction
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- Erasure: A Statement on Racism, Inclusivity and Equity
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Climate & Sustainability
Sustainability and adaption are deeply connected to heritage conservation, and have never been more important than in the face of our changing climate. Read on to learn more about the relationships between these practices, and how heritage conservation can help us to protect our communities.
Learn about becoming an advocate for heritage here, and make the case for building sustainable communities through heritage conservation.
Climate Disaster Response Fund
One-time grant opportunity to support heritage focused organization with heritage resources damaged by recent climate and natural disasters in British Columbia
Learn MoreSeismic Risk for BC's Historical Streetscapes
Full report and calls to action for upgrading heritage places for earthquake resilience.
Learn MoreClimate Adaptation: Framework and Implementation
A five-step process that can be scaled, adapted and applied to a variety of resources including natural heritage, cultural heritage, built assets, or a combination of the three.
Learn MoreClimate Adaptation : Making A Case
This report makes the case for why we should leverage existing and historic buildings for zero net carbon
Learn MoreBuilding Resilience and Sustainability Resources
Resources that provide answers to why and how you can incorporate sustainability and resilience into your heritage properties.
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