People understand, value, use and engage with the historic environment in many different ways. HEF is a high-level forum which, by working collaboratively, carries out a range of activities to encourage and support research, conservation, presentation, enjoyment and use of the historic environment in England.
September’s #HeritageChat discussed What do Universities need from the sector (and vice versa)? This #HeritageChat was run in collaboration with Lizzie Glithero-West (the Heritage Alliance, HEF member and hosting organisation) and Oliver Cox (University of Oxford). Participants shared ideas, thoughts and experiences on practical barriers and positive examples for collaboration;
July’s #HeritageChat was dedicated to Industrial Heritage. Participants lively debated important topics for the future of industrial heritage, such as the skills that the next generation of industrial heritage volunteers need; steps to be taken to ensure that communities remain at the heart of industrial heritage; tips to engage younger
June’s #HeritageChat focused on ‘Reopening Heritage‘, as many heritage venues and museums reopened (with capacity adapted to social distancing measures) in Step 3 of the Government Roadmap. ‘Reopening’ is also one of the main themes of the Heritage Recovery Plan, prepared by Historic England with and on behalf of the
The #Heritage sector must Commit, Collaborate, Communicate and Invest. Heritage is part of the solution. Read more in our new #HeritageResponds report on heritage and #ClimateChange #COP26 https://t.co/oRZE5EBqhO
Read MoreRT @Historic_Houses: To see examples of where #Heritage is supporting our #adaptation and #mitigation efforts to combat #ClimateChange, tak…
Read MoreIn our new report, #HeritageResponds, the @HistEnvForum asks the sector to; Commit to decarbonising, to Collaborate on climate change, to Communicate our story and to Invest in the skills we need to tackle #ClimateChange. 📸 St Ann’s Gate Architects https://t.co/Ym7l6BNayG
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RT @Heritage_NGOs: Today @HistEnvForum is launching #HeritageResponds - highlighting the sector’s pioneering response to the impacts of cli…
Read MoreRT @Yourallypally: Today @HistEnvForum is launching #HeritageResponds the heritage sector’s pioneering response to the impacts of #climatec…
Read More @MeganRoseCable Thanks so much for taking part in #HeritageChat, we're glad to see you found it interesting! Hold the slot in your diary for the next one (16 Nov, 1-2pm) 😉
Read MoreVery relevant to yesterday’s #HeritageChat on #Heritage & #COP26 - read the report #HeritageResponds and explore how Heritage is part of the solution to #ClimateChange. There’s also a rich collection of case studies! 👇
Read MoreDM us if you want to suggest a theme for one of the next #HeritageChat(s), we’re always looking for interesting topics to discuss!
Read MoreThe next #HeritageChat will be on 16 November, 1-2pm as usual – topic to be announced soon!
Read MoreGreat topic for today’s #HeritageChat! Thanks everyone for sharing your opinions, experiences and ideas. Thanks Suzanne (@histenvforum) and Emma (@Heritagedecl) and everyone else who supported with the chat
Read MoreBringing together senior members of staff from public and non-government bodies to work collaboratively on strategic matters for the historic environment sector.
