7/27 3:15pm Innovative Inventories for Heritage Assets (D) (TRUST)
Connecting people to place is integral to a successful historic preservation program. Determining what places matter most to a community requires more than the evaluation of contributing or non-contributing resources. Developed out of an essential need to integrate historic preservation into disaster planning, this community-based approach to cultural resource prioritization can also be an effective preservation planning tool. This session will provide attendees with some basic tools to assess and communicate the value of historic places and cultural heritage within a multitude of planning frameworks.
Linda Stevenson, PhD, University of Florida
Held at the Lynn Business Center at Stetson University
345 N. Woodland Blvd.
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Connecting people to place is integral to a successful historic preservation program. Determining what places matter most to a community requires more than the evaluation of contributing or non-contributing resources. Developed out of an essential need to integrate historic preservation into disaster planning, this community-based approach to cultural resource prioritization can also be an effective preservation planning tool. This session will provide attendees with some basic tools to assess and communicate the value of historic places and cultural heritage within a multitude of planning frameworks.
Linda Stevenson, PhD, University of Florida
Held at the Lynn Business Center at Stetson University
345 N. Woodland Blvd.
**Click the back arrow or swipe right on mobile to continue registration.**
Connecting people to place is integral to a successful historic preservation program. Determining what places matter most to a community requires more than the evaluation of contributing or non-contributing resources. Developed out of an essential need to integrate historic preservation into disaster planning, this community-based approach to cultural resource prioritization can also be an effective preservation planning tool. This session will provide attendees with some basic tools to assess and communicate the value of historic places and cultural heritage within a multitude of planning frameworks.
Linda Stevenson, PhD, University of Florida
Held at the Lynn Business Center at Stetson University
345 N. Woodland Blvd.
**Click the back arrow or swipe right on mobile to continue registration.**