A citywide referendum in August will decide the future of Miami Marine Stadium, USA. The bold modernist landmark has been a vital part of Miami’s social fabric since 1963 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Learn more: wmf.org/news/miami-stadium-r…

A new executive order has shrunk two U.S. National Monuments by 90 percent. WMF calls on the government to preserve these sites’ boundaries and protect the extraordinary Indigenous heritage they contain. Read more: wmf.org/journal-articles/sta…

We were deeply saddened to learn of the latest Russian attacks on Kyiv, which killed 5 and damaged the UNESCO-listed Dormition Cathedral. We call for the protection of civilian life and cultural sites during war and remain firm in our support for Ukrainian heritage.

3.5 billion people—nearly half of humanity—live in areas highly vulnerable to climate change. This #EarthDay, explore how WMF is using heritage preservation to mitigate and adapt to climate-related threats around the world: wmf.org/programs/climate-her…

Take a trip around the globe this #WorldHeritageDay and discover 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites where WMF has worked: wmf.org/journal-articles/une…

Our hearts are with all those affected by the conflict in the Middle East. Military action has also damaged 150+ cultural sites—an incalculable loss. Historic places represent the shared memory of humanity.

WMF is thrilled to announce our academic collaborators for the newly launched Suzanne Deal Booth Institute for Heritage Preservation: @Columbia, @WeitzmanSchool, @cu_research, @TulaneArch, and the University of Duhok: wmf.org/press-releases/insti…

Nominate a historic place that tells the American story and needs preservation today to our new Irreplaceable America initiative! Apply before March 20, 2026: wmf.org/irreplaceable-americ… 📸courtesy of Photographersnature, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

Exciting news from WMF 🎉 In 2026, we’re committing $7 million to help protect global heritage with 21 new projects around the world. Explore our new projects: wmf.org/press-releases/new-p…

Three years ago, a catastrophic earthquake hit Türkiye–Syria, destroying heritage sites across the historic city of Antakya. After completing urgent stabilization work in the aftermath, WMF is working with @AXA Foundation for Human Progress on the next phase of recovery.