Addressing the existential threat: climate change as a catalyst for reform in World Heritage

Author(s)
Bennett, Annabelle
Campbell, Bill
Figgis, Penelope
Grant, Chrissy
Hamman, Evan
Heron, Scott
Lixinski, Lucas
Mackay, Richard
Mackey, Brendan
Marsh, Helene
Oxley, Stephen
Preston, Brian J
Quirico, Ottavio
Smith, Anita
Techera, Erika
Terrill, Greg
Wensley, Penny
Wilson, Kerrie
Publication Date
2021-12-06
Abstract
Climate change is putting cultural and natural assets of the world at risk, and Australia is no exception with many of our World Heritage properties at high risk from climate change. The challenges that climate change poses to World Heritage properties is complex, requiring multidisciplinary expertise including technical and legal experts in natural and cultural heritage, climate change, and diplomacy. The ideas generated by this roundtable aim to help the World Heritage community address the threat of climate change by addressing collective challenges, rather than on a property-by-property basis.
ISBN
9780858478695
Link
https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/55383
Language
en
Publisher
Australian Academy of Science
Title
Addressing the existential threat: climate change as a catalyst for reform in World Heritage
Type of document
Report
Entity Type
Publication

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