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Heritage Responds – Taking positive actions on climate change

Our heritage now faces unprecedented challenges from climate change. However, heritage can also be part of the solution. This paper is drawn from the ‘Heritage Responds’ report issued by the Historic Environment Forum in England in November 2021, just ahead of the United Nations COP26 Conference in Glasgow. The purpose of the report was to highlight the positive actions already being taken by the heritage sector in England, and their partners in academia, ecology, development and the commercial sector, to address a broad range of climate factors. The key message is that whilst we recognise the very real risks that climate change presents to our tangible heritage, we also recognise there are solutions we can bring to the table that help not only to protect heritage but also bring wider benefits to local, and wider, communities .