ITT - Recording techniques for climate-driven loss - UID 344
£20,000 — stated in the notice
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This project will support Historic England to develop guidance for asset owners and managers with different levels of expertise, capacity and resource looking to record and document change to heritage assets at risk from climate-driven impacts and loss.
The project will examine existing resources, case studies and information on different methods for recording, documenting and engaging with environmental and climate-driven change to heritage assets (e.g. through creative or community-led projects).
The project will consult with a range of stakeholders and utilise existing Historic England internal user needs information to make recommendations for recording and documenting methods which would be appropriate for owners and managers with different levels of expertise, capacity and resource.
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This project will support Historic England
This project will support Historic England to develop guidance for asset owners and managers with different levels of expertise, capacity and resource looking to record and document change to heritage assets at risk from climate-driven impacts and loss.
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