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Webinar: Conservation, Sustainability and Climate Change
About the Webinar:
This webinar discusses how heritage conservation can play a role in sustainability and climate change action efforts. It provides an overview of the intersections between heritage conservation, sustainability, and climate change. Then, it introduces programs, tools and resources available to those who are interested in using heritage conservation to take climate action.
About the Presenters:
Karen Dearlove worked as a Capacity Planner for Heritage BC when this webinar was recorded. Karen holds a PhD in History, and has worked in leadership roles in the non-for-profit sector in British Columbia and Ontario for the past decade.
Related Resources:
» Guide for Climate Adaptation: Making a case to leverage existing and historic buildings for zero net carbon
» Heritage and Sustainability Quick Study
This webinar was recorded on November 24, 2015.
It has a run-time of 46 minutes.