Angkor park part of climate change project


For posterity: Angkor will serve as one of the observer sites which will engage in climate heritage training and a peer-to-peer learning experience. — AFP

THE Angkor Archaeological Park was selected as one of 10 worldwide heritage sites for a new global initiative announced by the International Council on Monuments and Sites (Icomos).

The initiative seeks to safeguard sites of cultural significance from the impacts of climate change.

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