WatHer presented at the 10th International Seminar on Architectural Heritage
On 21 May 2026, the WatHer project was presented at the 10th International Seminar: Strategies for Understanding Architectural Heritage: New Challenges in the Integration, Transfer and Governance of Digital Cultural Heritage Information (Methodological Debates), held in Seville, Spain.
Our partner José María Martín Civantos, from University of Granada and MEMOLab, delivered a presentation entitled “Traditional historical irrigation systems: actions from identification to heritage protection”, highlighting the methodologies used to document traditional irrigation systems and emphasising their value as repositories of traditional knowledge and techniques.
During the presentation, the WatHer project was showcased as a valuable opportunity to strengthen the conservation and sustainable management of these systems through its pilot actions. Special attention was given to the Granada pilot area, including an overview of the planned interventions.
We are proud to see WatHer contributing to international discussions on cultural heritage, sustainability, and water stewardship.
