Resources

The Maritime Endangered Archaeology project (MarEA) records and assess threats to archaeology along a 55,000 km coastline.

ClientEarth uses legal interventions to enforce existing environment protection laws in the EU.

Public.Resource.Org is dedicated to publishing and sharing public domain materials that legally and morally should be free, but are locked behind paywalls.

Despite large-scale digitization projects, much recent scholarship is still only available in print, making it inaccessible to scholars, policy makers and the public.

The amount of open access material on the internet is continually growing. Creative Commons allows people to easily share their own material for the benefit of others.

The island nation of the Maldives is an important site on the maritime crossroads of the Indian Ocean.

The Endangered Languages Documentation Programme supports linguists in recording at-risk languages.

The rich archaeological heritage of the Middle East and North Africa is under threat from agricultural development, urban expansion, warfare and looting.

The Central Asian Archaeological Landscape (CAAL) project works to document, digitize and help protect Central Asia’s rich archaeological heritage.

Managed by Cambridge Conservation Initiative, the Endangered Landscapes & Seascapes Programme restores Europe's degraded habitats to make them biodiverse and resilient to climate change.

Our grant will enable free online access to more than 2,500 rare Islamic manuscripts and books from the Library’s collection

Protecting marine habitats, reducing threats to endangered species, stopping overfishing, curbing marine pollution.