The escalating climate crisis is rapidly evolving into a cultural emergency that threatens some of the world’s most valued heritage sites. But leveraging cultural diversity can also play a pivotal role in mitigating and adapting to climate change, unlocking innovative strategies, and promoting inclusivity.
ABU DHABI/SALVADOR – Climate change affects every aspect of our lives, from the food we produce and our health to global peace and security. But the climate crisis is transforming not only our natural ecosystems but also our social and cultural landscapes, eroding our tangible and intangible heritage and practices, and depriving us of precious sources of resilience, meaning, identity, and knowledge.
ABU DHABI/SALVADOR – Climate change affects every aspect of our lives, from the food we produce and our health to global peace and security. But the climate crisis is transforming not only our natural ecosystems but also our social and cultural landscapes, eroding our tangible and intangible heritage and practices, and depriving us of precious sources of resilience, meaning, identity, and knowledge.