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A training program in wood construction will pave the way for disaster recovery while opening new employment opportunities.

A government plan puts sacred lands and sites of the United States’ indigenous people at risk.

Desire for different living standards is causing the wholesale disappearance of a vernacular architectural typology, calling for study and documentation.

Facing deterioration, one of the only temples to survive the country's suppression of religion can benefit from expert preservation assistance.

Preservation and designation of a historic coastal town built on the legacy of sake brewing can reverse the trend of depopulation.

Revitalization of traditional water management systems and the recovery of local knowledge can help address the water crisis for contemporary communities.

Conservation of traditional dwellings will help the Batammariba people remain in their historic homeland and preserve their way of life.

Angkor was once the seat of the Khmer Empire, which ruled a large portion of Southeast Asia between the ninth and fifteenth centuries AD.

CRAFT is the first, formal conservation-training program in China that has been designed to meet international standards.

Stakeholders are poised to reimagine the stewardship of the historic kitchen garden of the Palace of Versailles, a place of instruction and experimentation.

Yemen's medieval capital has become a battlefield, galvanizing local efforts to survey the damage and plan for future conservation efforts.

A Sufi religious foundation in Cairo, currently in a state of abandonment, is in need of a new vision for its future use.