NATIONAL TRUST

Since November 2007, your State or Territory National Trust has been working on an ongoing basis to identify the heritage places (or sometimes processes) most at risk. 

Each Year on World Heritage Day, 18 April, nominations close. After assessment a Most at Risk list is selected and announced on 1 July. The Our Heritage at Risk program is part of the onging commitment by the National Trust movement to promote informed debate on heritage issues. By bringing attention to Our Heritage at Risk,  the National Trust is seeking to promote a discussion between owners, governments and the community to  find innovative, equitable and sustainable solutions to reduce or remove the risks to these heritage places.  

Over the last few months, State and Territory nominations were reviewed to develop  an Australia wide Heritage At Risk - National Top 10. 

The inaugural list was first announced in Hobart. Tasmania on 3 November 2007.

The 2008 list was announced on 18 October 2008 at Currumbin Sactuary, Queensland.

What places do you think most need our assistance to protect their heritage values and conserve these places so that they our childern and granchildren can enjoy them as we have had the pleasure of doing?

What were the 10 Most At Risk Places in 2008 

What Places were Nominated by States and Territories in 2008?    Criteria

(Announced 1 July 2008)

What's happening in your State/Territory?

  The Our Heritage At Risk - National Top 10 2007 List

as announcedin Hobart on 3 November 2007

   What Places were shortlisted for the National Top 10 in 2007?