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This 2024 World Monuments magazine article spotlights how over the last three decades of WMF’s work in Southeast Asia, the NGO has modeled gender parity in the workplace, setting an example for local peer organizations by offering equal employment and exchange opportunities and expanding educational training for women.

Since its election in the Watch 2022-2024, the Yanacancha-Huaquis Cultural Landscape has not ceased to surprise us with its rich heritage, community participation, and the joint efforts of different actors to recover the ancestral water management systems that constitute current alternatives to face the impacts of climate change.

After the 2022 exploratory mission, our archaeological, conservation, and environmental monitoring teams entered the Río Abiseo National Park (PNRA) between July and October of this year to execute interventions focused on the access roads and the archaeological sites of Los Pinchudos and Gran Pajatén.

In 2020, WMF named Canada’s Ontario Place to the World Monuments Watch, a biennial selection of 25 of the world’s most significant heritage sites in need of immediate attention. The Toronto public waterfront site’s selection for this internationally recognized program placed it alongside such renowned places as Easter Island, Chile, and Notre-Dame of Paris, France. The choice affirmed that Ontario Place is a modernist icon worthy of protection.