From campus outreach and volunteering to expert-led lectures and workshops — our programmes connect heritage professionals, students, and communities across South Asia and beyond.
Be the face of APT South Asia Chapter at your institution. Our Campus Ambassadors serve as official representatives, helping grow awareness of heritage conservation among students and faculty across India.
Roles & Responsibilities
Benefits of Being a Campus Ambassador
Send your resume and portfolio to aptsouthasiachapter@gmail.com
The UNESCO World Heritage Volunteers initiative supports the preservation of World Heritage Sites through active volunteer participation. APT South Asia Chapter co-organised the 2024 edition focused on Ahmedabad — India's first UNESCO World Heritage City.
A specialist webinar featuring Ron Anthony, President and Wood Scientist at Anthony & Associates — a 2002 James Marston Fitch Foundation Grant recipient and APTI Fellow. This session explored the performance of wood in historic structures and forensic investigation methods.
Challenges in
Wood Conservation
Forensic investigation · Historic timber structures · International conservation standards
Ron Anthony
Wood Scientist · President, Anthony & Associates · APTI Fellow
An insightful webinar with Vikas Dilawari, Conservation Architect, exploring the complex challenges of conserving Mumbai's extraordinary architectural heritage in a city defined by constant redevelopment pressure.
A Lonely Conservation Journey in the City of Redevelopment
Mumbai
Vikas Dilawari
Conservation Architect · Mumbai
A webinar with Kamalika Bose, Historic Preservation Planner, examining how heritage conservation in urban environments can become a powerful pathway to community empowerment — drawing on case studies from Indian cities and international best practice.
Urban Heritage Conservation:
Pathways to Empower Local Communities
Kamalika Bose
Historic Preservation Planner
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