Summary
An opportunity for funders to collaborate together, and in partnership with the Institute of Conservation, to support conservation internships in specialist areas deemed 'at risk'.
Aims and activities
Aims and questions
Aims and activities
We aim to:
- Address critical skills shortages in a range of conservation specialisms, including but not exclusively those identified in Icon’s Skills Strategy (published in 2023)
- Increase the strategic collective impact of small trusts and foundations who have a shared interest in supporting the development of conservation skills, and to encourage other funders to join
- Demonstrate good practice and impact through the funder collaboration.
How to get involved
We are currently funding internships in three subject areas : books and archival materials, musical instruments and horological and scientific instruments.
We would welcome other like-minded funders to join our existing group of funders.
You can contact Sue Bowers, Director of the Pilgrim Trust on sue@thepilgrimtrust.org.uk, or any of the other current funders mentioned below, to discuss this further.
Who's involved
Who was involved
The Pilgrim Trust, The Radcliffe Trust, Idlewild Trust, Anna Plowden Trust, Julia Rausing Trust and National Manuscripts Conservation Trust, working in partnership with the Institute for Conservation.
