Webinars
INTO webinars support our members to meet and share learning digitally.
INTO Webinars in 2025
In April there will be another webinar in the series highlighting the chapters of the National Trust Climate Adaptation guidance.
Wednesday 2nd April, 1pm GMT – Caring for photographs in the context of climate change
Anita Bools (Senior National Conservator for Paper and Photographs at the National Trust) will give an overview of the NT’s climate adaptation guidance for photographs, while Saya Miles (Lead Conservator at Historic England Archive and PhD researcher at University College London) will talk us through some relevant case studies and consider the sustainability of adaptation options such as specialised storage. This session will be relevant to any property with a photographic collection. SIGN UP HERE
Framed photographs on the writing table at Polesden Lacey contribute to understanding the place and its people, but control of exposure to light and UV is essential for their preservation (© National Trust Images/John Hammond).
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An overview of the National Trust climate adaptation guidance on wildfires with Tia Crouch, Ecologist at the National Trust and Richard Everett, Chief Forester at the Crown Estate.
An overview of the National Trust climate adaptation guidance on the climate hazards affecting roofless ruins and standing masonry with Imogen Wood, Senior National Consultant, heritage and climate at the National Trust, and Susan Bain, Western Isles Manager, National Trust for Scotland.
Acclaimed artist Luke Jerram shared his experience creating sculptures, installations and live artworks in the UK and around the world. Luke has developed an approach that includes creative workshops and delivers projects that are both educational, creative and leave a lasting legacy for the community, through the Luke Jerram Foundation.
An overview of the National Trust climate adaptation guidance on climate adaptation in historic buildings with Alan Gardner, senior buildings conservation manager at the National Trust, and Hoshil Dhanji of Zanzibar Stone Town Heritage Society.
An overview of the National Trust climate adaptation guidance on paper and books, with Nicola Walker, National Trust Senior Paper Conservator and Helena Bennett, St Helena National Trust.
Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta and INTO Chair, Dame Fiona Reynolds in conversation about how our economic model needs to include nature.
Even in our own language, how many of us fully understand all the climate change jargon? Why is it important to think about language in the context of climate action? Chaired by Bella Rooney, listen to the Southeast Asian Cultural Heritage Alliance team’s research and ideas to make climate communications effective for all.
George Marshall, founder of Climate Outreach, led an interactive workshop unpacking some of the complex psychological responses to climate change.
INTO members from the Caribbean, North America, France and the UK shared their experiences, with a particular focus on how we communicate about our work to different audiences.
A webinar from the 'Heritage Now' series, in collaboration with Culture in Crisis. We examine who ‘owns’ heritage?
A webinar from the 'Heritage Now' series, in collaboration with Culture in Crisis. What happens when heritage sites and stories no longer hold relevance within communities?
A webinar from the 'Heritage Now' series, in collaboration with Culture in Crisis. This conversation focusses on nature-based solutions and community-led climate efforts.
A webinar from the 'Heritage Now' series, in collaboration with Culture in Crisis. We explore the opportunity heritage presents to build places that reflect and serve communities.
A webinar from the 'Heritage Now' series, in collaboration with Culture in Crisis. We take stock of the key findings of the series so far, discussing how heritage and its relevance evolves in constant dialogue with communities.