A risky business: reducing risks to scheduled monuments
Channel: Recording Archaeology
Date: 2018-10-21

This paper will discuss how Historic England seeks to work in partnership to assess threats, monitor condition and deliver projects to reduce risks to scheduled monuments in protected landscapes across the south east. In particular, it will consider on-going collaborative initiatives within the South Downs National Park to encourage the cross-fertilization of ideas that can lead to innovation and new solutions to complex monument management issues. The paper will also highlight the challenges for monitoring condition and reducing risks to scheduled monuments under multi ownerships and with multi threats which can pose conflicting solutions and outcomes.





Alison McQuaid, Historic England