Resources

The European Open Rivers Programme works to support the removal of old and obsolete barriers in European rivers.

The Modern Endangered Archives Program documents and digitizes at-risk materials from the previous and current century.

The MAEASaM project is mapping thousands of archaeological heritage sites in eight African countries.

Creating an online database of sites and monuments in the Kathmandu Valley.

Digitizing manuscript collections in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia and making them freely accessible.

The Endangered Archives Programme supports projects to digitize neglected, vulnerable or inaccessible archives around the world.

Fauna & Flora International works with local conservation partners to protect habitat and influence policy.

The training initiative supports landholders and decision makers in protecting tropical forest in Asia and Central America.

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.