RT Monograph
SR 00
A1 ICOMOS
A1 IUCN
T1 Connecting Practice project: final report
YR 2015
FD 2015-06
SP 18
K1 World Heritage Convention
K1 world heritage list
K1 cultural properties
K1 natural pproperties
K1 integrated approach
K1 values
K1 philosophy of conservation
K1 methodology
K1 strategy
K1 international organizations
K1 cooperation
AB The Connecting Practice project aims to explore, learn and create new methods of recognition and support for the interconnected character of the natural, cultural and social value of highly significant land and seascapes.   The World Heritage Convention is the leading international instrument for conservation that brings together nature and culture. Yet a range of obstacles to good performance  exist and need to be addressed. The project is a joint initiative between IUCN (lnternational Union for Conservation of Nature) and ICOMOS (lnternational Council on Monuments and Sites) providing the opportunity for exploring how to form a more genuinely integrated consideration of natural and cultural heritage under the World Heritage  Convention - 'bridging the divide' that is often observed between nature and culture - overcoming the many unintended adverse outcomes that can result.    Exists in two versions: English and Chinese
T2 Connecting Practice
PB ICOMOS & IUCN
PP Charenton-le-Pont, France & Gland, Switzerland
AV Published
LK http://openarchive.icomos.org/id/eprint/1561/