How can we ensure that World War II heritage remains meaningful and accessible for future generations while embracing sustainable practices? This is the question at the heart of Preserving the Past, Securing the Future, a new project dedicated to integrating sustainability into the WWII remembrance sector.
As part of the LRE Forum and Member Seminar 2025, we are launching a dedicated workshop to introduce the project to the sector’s stakeholders, share key insights on sustainable heritage tourism, and highlight opportunities for engagement.
What to Expect?
This interactive session will explore the intersection of WWII heritage and sustainability, offering expert perspectives and practical examples from the field. Our sustainable tourism specialists will present key concepts, good practices, and insights gained so far. The workshop will also feature a real-world case study from the Juno Beach Centre, showcasing how sustainable policies can be successfully implemented in WWII museums and remembrance sites.
Why Attend?
- Gain insights into sustainability challenges and opportunities in WWII heritage tourism.
- Learn from experts about best practices and innovative approaches.
- Discover training and capacity-building opportunities designed for professionals in the sector.
- Engage in discussions on how sustainability can be integrated into heritage management.
- Find out how to get involved in the project and contribute to shaping a more responsible future for WWII remembrance.
This workshop is an opportunity to connect with peers, exchange knowledge, and take the first steps toward implementing sustainability strategies in your organization.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of the conversation. Join us and help drive positive change in the WWII heritage sector! Register for the LRE Forum 2025 🔗 here and select your workshop 🔗 here.
For more details, visit:
🔗 LRE Forum
🔗 LRE Member Seminar
