Monthly Archives: August 2016

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  National PastForward Preservation Conference comes to Houston this fall – Deadline Approaching

  Posted on August 30, 2016 by Bill Turner in Conferences, News From Members, North America Region, Training Opportunities

  We want to see you in Houston this November 15-18 for PastForward … and we want you to save by registering by September 15! Your participation at PastForward is important to the success of the conference. Questions you raise during the more than 40 unique educational sessions, discussions you have after the marquee TrustLive presentations, […]

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  La rentrée arrive (Weekly blog, 28 August 2016)

  Posted on August 29, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Catherine's Page

  A blog by Catherine Leonard, Secretary-General Here in the UK we are nearly at the end of the summer holidays and it’s been wonderful.   We definitely can’t complain about the lack of sunshine and it’s been fabulous seeing the children spending so much time outdoors. They, like me, have mixed feelings about the return to […]

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  Focus on Livability at PastForward 2016, Nov. 15-18 (USA)

  Posted on August 25, 2016 by Bill Turner in Conferences, News From Members, North America Region

  preservationLIVABILITY How can preservation play a greater role in securing healthier, more sustainable and just cities? And, how can the preservation movement as a whole be seen as a valuable resource and champion for livability in our communities? This important discussion will take center stage at PastForward this fall in Houston. As one of the […]

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  Focus SDG11 The Future We Want (Sydney Australia)

  Posted on August 22, 2016 by Bill Turner in Asia Pacific Region, Climate Change, Conferences, News From Members

  Sustainability Forum to mark World Habitat Day A FULL DAY FORUM OF THREE INTERACTIVE SESSIONS LED BY EXPERT PANELLISTS AND SPEAKERS An initiative of the United Nations Association of Australia Peace Program, FOCUS SDG11- THE FUTURE WE WANT will be held to mark World Habitat Day in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, 5 October 2016. The […]

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  National Trust of Lebanon? (Weekly blog, 21 August 2016)

  Posted on August 22, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Catherine's Page, Middle East Central Asia Region

  A blog by Catherine Leonard, INTO Secretary-General This week, I have been helping our INTO Strategic Advisor for Lebanon, Jennie Hartley, with an exciting new project proposal. To be fair, she has done all the work (for which we’re hugely grateful) and I’ve just been chipping in here and there! Jennie writes: “Lebanon is country […]

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  What 52 Projects Taught Me about Crowdfunding (National Trust Canada)

  Posted on August 20, 2016 by Bill Turner in Case Studies, News From Members, North America Region

  TO SUBSCRIBE TO REGENERATOIN CLICK HERE. By Alison Faulknor Behind every great heritage place is a passionate group of people united by a shared conviction that their place matters. One of the great joys of helping to organize This Place Matters, the National Trust’s new crowdfunding platform, is the opportunity to get to know these […]

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  Latest news from INTO members in Canada, New Zealand and Zimbabwe (August 2016)

  Posted on August 8, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Africa Region, Asia Pacific Region, INTO News, News From Members, North America Region

  Check out the August newsletters from Heritage New Zealand and the National Trusts of Canada and Zimbabwe:  The National Trust for Canada, including more information on the amazing learning opportunities at their >Heritage Rising Conference in Hamilton this October The >National Trust of Zimbabwe – a bumper edition with lots of photos and reports including finding Fort […]

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  What a week! (Weekly blog, 7 August 2016)

  Posted on August 7, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Catherine's Page

  A blog by Catherine Leonard, INTO Secretary-General Strange to be sitting back at the computer after nearly four days … Can it really be four days?  Well, yes. I spent Thursday at NTEWNI’s Dyrham Park, Friday and Saturday at Blenheim Palace and Sunday at one of our local Forestry Commission woods.  A veritable feast of […]

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