ACRA Webinar: Cultural Asset Mapping
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Date
October 23, 2025
Location
Online
Pricing
Online (Member)
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89 USD
Online (Non-member)
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129 USD
Online (Student)
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19 USD
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Cultural Asset Mapping is an emerging practice that identifies and visualizes a community’s cultural assets—historic and intangible—through tools ranging from physical trails and signage to digital platforms like StoryMaps, UAV (drones), and immersive 3D point cloud data. While more developed in Europe, cultural asset mapping holds great promise for CRM professionals in the U.S.
This webinar explores how cultural asset mapping can enhance CRM practice in these key areas:
- Resource identification, documentation and inventories
- Context incorporating community knowledge and local perspectives
- Mitigation practices for adverse effects
Participants
American Cultural Resources Association
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The American Cultural Resources Association is the national network of professional firms and service partners representing the cultural resource management (CRM) industry and associated fields of study. ACRA members apply specialized research skills within a framework of federal, state, local, and/or tribal law and also facilitate an open dialog where every stakeholder has a voice in order to help guide smart, sustainable economic development and safeguard important historic and cultural heritage assets.
ACRA advocates for its members and provides them with tools, expertise, networking, and other opportunities to excel as businesses.