On 23 June the IHBC hosts a targeted examination into ‘Climate Change and the Historic Environment’, with current thinking from lead practitioners, funders, researchers & bodies across the UK, so if you are too busy to even drop in live online, stay in the practice loop with a virtual Day School place and review the recording when suits.
…information but also answers on climate change and retrofit…
Announcing the School IHBC, President Mike Brown said: ‘Our expert speakers will look at the current best practice around climate change. The School will not only provide delegates with information but also answers on climate change and retrofit.’
… We’re inviting….anyone with an interest in managing our historic environment and mitigating climate change…
‘We’re inviting members and non-members and anyone with an interest in managing our historic environment and mitigating climate change to join us to consider the challenges and solutions.’
‘As well as a keynote welcome from Deputy Minister for Arts and Sport and Tourism Dawn Bowden MS, Day School speakers include Carolyn Hayles on ‘Coping with Climate Change’ and John Edwards considering the benefits and dangers of complying with standards.’
‘It will also include a lively panel discussion with experts from all avenues looking at ‘How can climate change mitigation & heritage conservation be compatible?’
So don’t miss out the chance to update your understanding and engage with climate change and the historic environment simply because you are too busy that day: Just book your virtual Day School for 23/06 and review the record after at your leisure’.
Even more, you also get your place at the online launch of the 2023 Virtual School at the MarketPlace:LIVE on 21 June.
For booking and more see the #IHBCSwansea 2023 website, which also links to the MarketPlace:LIVE programme on 21 June.
See delegate options and book HERE
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