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 Conservation
Not
only are ancient buildings, historic towns and villages some of
the UK's most prized assets. Historic industrial sites, parks and
gardens, archaeological sites and ancient landscapes are just as
valuable. Each of these diverse
elements of
the historic environment require specialist understanding and
expertise in their management and care.
But no matter
whether you are interested in historic buildings or not, the
undeniable truth is that each of these
have
economic value, both in attracting tourism and
contributing to an attractive and viable environment for us all to
enjoy. Ever more it is being realised that the maintenance and
care of older buildings, historic areas and valued
landscapes is a key catalyst for economic regeneration and the
development of a sustainable and healthy world.
If you would like to find out more about conservation then why not
browse through our sections below for further information, but do
remember to visit our
Architectural Heritage page for associated information |
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Starting with the basics - What is...is a collection of simple
questions that we answer in a simple way. It may be child's
play but why not take a look anyway, just to check to see if
you are right...all along.
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Specialising for the Many - The first conservation areas
were created in 1967, and there are now over 8000 conservation
areas in England.
Therefore, there is many conservation agencies and
organizations that can help, educate and advise. In this
section you will find a variety of groups from those
that conserve fountains to those that give advise on
renovation and restorative construction.
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Where are what
information can you find?
From organizations and
references to articles and papers, we hope you will find it
here at our resources page. If you would like to add your
conservation resource here or recommend one, email us at
info@tauntoncivic.org.uk
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