International Council on Monuments and Sites news

Google Arts & Culture has created a new online collection of immersive 3D digital imagery that shines a light on the effects of climate change ... More

Unesco has committed to improving tourism management at World Heritage sites by announcing the development of a new tool for sustainability issues. An expert panel ... More

Controversial plans for a road tunnel near Stonehenge have been finalised, with campaigners opposing the development claiming it would cause "irreparable damage" to the surrounding ... More

Israel’s Palestinian Museum north of Jerusalem has appointed a new director just days before the institution opens to the public. Dr Mahmoud Hawari – a ... More

Heritage preservation specialists CyArk and the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) are seeking government and private assistance for the emergency documentation of some ... More

Image: Forth Bridge is to be 2014's nomination Scotland's Forth Bridge and Gorham's Cave Complex in Gibraltar have been recommended to go forward as the ... More