HEF is looking for a consultant to provide and test a methodology to build a dataset to review the allocation of resources that the historic environment sector aims to employ to reach net zero and environmental sustainability. Application details here: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/consultant-com…

In the first Diversity & Inclusion themed Historic Environment Forum Sector #Resilience interview, we hear from Steve Dering - Director, Strategic Partnerships at Direct Access Consultancy - about work tackling barriers to participation in the #heritage sector: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/diversity-incl…

Over the next quarter Historic Environment Forum will publish Sector Resilience interviews on work that supports Diversity & Inclusion in England's #heritage sector - a key theme of our Heritage Sector Resilience Plan.

Have you got a project to share? Get involved: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/sector-intervi…

#ICYMI Last week's #ClimateChange themed interview in Historic Environment Forum Sector Resilience series featured Kris Karslake, Sustainability Policy & Programme Manager at Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation, on a project to #retrofit the historic Spirella Building for #EnergyEfficiency : historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/climate-change…

How does your work support Diversity & Inclusion in the Heritage sector?

We are inviting respondents for our Sector Resilience Interview series to showcase important work under the themes of the #HeritageResiliencePlan .

Find out more and get in touch: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/sector-intervi…

In the latest Historic Environment Forum Sector #Resilience #ClimateChange interview we hear from Kris Karslake, Sustainability Policy and Programme Manager at Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation, about a project to #retrofit the historic Spirella Building for energy #efficiency : historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/climate-change…

#ICYMI The latest Historic Environment Forum Sector Resilience #ClimateChange interview with Sebastian West from Stephenson Halliday RSK on Parkland Management Plans for #resilience and #sustainability of historic open spaces: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/climate-change…

Historic Environment Forum is mapping the green skills/jobs needed to support work around sustainability in the historic environment sector.

You can view the padlet & submit missing jobs here: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/hef-activities…

This call for information to help map green skills/jobs in the historic environment sector is open for submissions until 17th April 2024.

For more information see the Historic Environment Forum Green Skills in Heritage Task Group webpage:
historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/hef-activities…

In the latest Historic Environment Forum #ClimateChange interview, Sebastian West from Stephenson Halliday RSK discusses use of Parkland Management Plans for #resilience and #sustainability of space within Enfield Council historic parks: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/climate-change…

The new Historic Environment Forum Green Skills in Heritage Task Group aims to liaise with groups working on related topics (skills & green skills). If you are part of a group working on an affiliate topic and want to connect, please contact Francesca Benetti: [email protected]

What green skills/ jobs are needed to support work towards #sustainability in the historic environment sector? The new Historic Environment Forum Green Skills in Heritage Task Group is inviting contributions to its mapping exercise. More info: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/hef-activities… #Heritage #Collaboration pic.twitter.com/jIUTP1ehrg

The new Historic Environment Forum Green Skills in Heritage Task Group aims to liaise with groups working on related topics (skills & green skills). If you are part of a group working on an affiliate topic and want to connect, please contact Francesca Benetti: [email protected]

New research from Historic England funded by Department for Culture, Media and Sport Culture & Heritage Capital Programme 'shows #heritage boosts your wellbeing'. The report puts overall #wellbeing value for people’s day-to-day heritage encounters at £29 billion per year in England historicengland.org.uk/whats-new/news…

We're exploring how heritage and wellbeing are connected at the second day of our conference with Historic England today. You can still catch up with all our talks by heading over to our livestream on our YouTube channel 👉youtube.com/@CouncilforBri…

What green skills/ jobs are needed to support work towards #sustainability in the historic environment sector? The new Historic Environment Forum Green Skills in Heritage Task Group is inviting contributions to its mapping exercise. More info: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/hef-activities… #Heritage #Collaboration pic.twitter.com/jIUTP1ehrg

It's the ArchaeologyUK Wellbeing and Heritage Conference with Historic England this Wed 20 - Thurs 21 March. You can watch conference sessions online and the recording will be available afterwards: youtube.com/@CouncilforBri…. Conference programme: archaeologyuk.org/get-involved/e… #heritage

Our Wellbeing and Heritage Conference with Historic England will be running next week, from Wednesday 20th to Thursday 21st of March, at Delapré Abbey. 💕🏛️

You can join the conference online via our YouTube channel at youtube.com/@CouncilforBri… 📺

#Wellbeing #Heritage

The Historic Environment Forum #Sustainability & Net Zero Key Resources page features work from the Sustainability & Climate Change Topic Group, including this recent presentation from Alice Ogilvie The Landmark Trust on #climate change risk assessment & adaptation: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/hef-activities…

ICYMI: In this Historic Environment Forum Sector Resilience interview, English Heritage's Dr Paul Lankester discusses improving understanding of #climate change impacts on historic buildings/ landscapes - and the importance of #collaboration in the #heritage sector: historicenvironmentforum.org.uk/climate-resili…