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A UNESCO World Heritage site, Rapa Nui (also known as Easter Island) is one of the most extraordinary archaeological sites in the world—and at World Monuments Fund (WMF), we’ve been supporting the protection of its incredible heritage for almost sixty years.

As guests of World Monuments Fund’s (WMF) latest event sat down for dinner above the arching ceilings of the world’s largest Victorian glasshouse, they were serenaded with a performance by the award-winning Kanneh-Mason family. The tables they sat at, meanwhile, were adorned with custom Cabana linens inspired by the lush greenery of their surroundings. The spectacular ambience could not have been more appropriate for Palace of Palms, an event celebrating one of the ambitious projects that forms part of our Climate Heritage Initiative. 

World Monuments Fund (WMF) expresses deep sadness and solidarity with the people of Denmark over the fire that destroyed the Boersen Building in Copenhagen on Wednesday, April 16.

With the announcement of the organization’s strategic affiliation with WMF in October, GHF now brings this valuable knowledge and experience to bear as several members of its staff join our team and its two active projects are integrated into our portfolio.