The World Monuments Fund Announces New $15M Climate Change Initiative
The nonprofit is putting $15 million toward projects focused on traditional water systems, historic gardens and coastal heritage sites.
Source: observer.com
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The nonprofit is putting $15 million toward projects focused on traditional water systems, historic gardens and coastal heritage sites.
New initiatives emphasize WMF's commitment to the preservation and revitalisation of historic sites under threat of destruction from climate change
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