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The hand of the artist Purna Bahadur Chitrakar painting final details on a mask for the Nava Durga dance, Bhaktapur, Nepal. Courtesy of Renuka Guruing.
### Recording cultural heritage
We want future generations to have knowledge of the world’s cultural diversity. Our grants support digital documentation of cultural heritage which is poorly recorded and under threat. [...] alt.
Río Tuichi in Madidi National Park, Bolivia. Courtesy of Omar Torrico, Wildlife Conservation Society.
Arcadia helps people to record cultural heritage, to conserve and restore nature, and to promote open access to knowledge. We want future generations to enjoy the diversity of human culture and the natural world.
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## Who we are [...] Our grant recipients have ensured lasting support for millions of hectares of fragile ecosystems. They have created and shared hundreds of thousands of digital records of archives, languages, archaeological sites and craft practices. They have also overcome laws and commercial practices restricting access to publicly-funded research and government documents.
## Highlights
30 October 2025
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06 March 2025
### 2024 annual summary
04 December 2024
Eligibility
- ✓ Both individuals and organisations
- ✓ Digital documentation of cultural heritage, solutions to the global biodiversity and climate crises, making knowledge available for free online
- ✓ International
How to apply
We don’t accept applications for funding but individuals and organizations can apply to programmes that we support.
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