The Venice Charter in the age of climate change

The Venice Charter, a foundational document for heritage conservation established in the 1960s, faces significant challenges in its applicability under modern climatic conditions. This study re-evaluates the Charter's principles and suggests adaptations to ensure its relevance in the 21st century. By contextualizing the Charter within historical and contemporary discourses on built heritage, the research highlights the need for updated guidelines that account for climate change impacts. The approach involves a reflective analysis of the Charter's original intent and its potential limitations in today's rapidly changing environment.

Mager, T. (2024). Karta Wenecka w dobie zmian klimatycznych. Protection of Cultural Heritage, (20), 93–102. https://doi.org/10.35784/odk.6138