• To engage heritage managers, municipal planners, and cultural NGOs to recognize the climate risks facing Spain’s World Heritage Sites.
• Involve site administrators, conservation experts, and regional authorities to ensure they understand threats like flooding, heat stress, and wildfires.
• Encourage dialogue and small-scale sharing of knowledge to raise awareness and highlight urgent adaptation needs.
• Invite heritage sites, regional governments, and NGOs to publicly endorse a voluntary “Heritage Climate Awareness Pledge,” committing to track climate risks and share mitigation insights.
• Encourage adopters to implement simple actions: post infographics online, circulate brief newsletters, or host micro-webinars for staff and local stakeholders to communicate climate risks.
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