Conservation planning is a critical component of the ongoing protection and management of heritage assets, whether it be built, archaeological or intangible.

The Extent Heritage team includes architects, advisors, historians, archaeologists, and anthropologists who draw on a combination of skills to prepare management plans for a diversity of clients and heritage places.

Conservation Planning Products

  • Conservation management plans (CMPs)

  • Aboriginal cultural heritage assessments

  • Cultural heritage management plans

  • Feasibility studies

  • Constraints and opportunities analysis

  • Schedule/scope of works

  • Cyclical maintenance plans

RECENT PROJECTS

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Western Australia - Aboriginal Heritage Survey
Western Australia - Aboriginal Heritage Survey

Extent Heritage WA carried out archaeological and ethnographic surveys across parts of Western Australia’s Midwest in collaboration with representatives of the Southern Yamatji Native Title Claim Group.

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Fremantle Prison, Western Australia - Heritage Management Plan
Fremantle Prison, Western Australia - Heritage Management Plan

Extent Heritage was engaged (in partnership with Lovell Chen) to prepare a Heritage Management Plan for Fremantle Prison - a place inscribed on the World Heritage List.

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Former Liverpool Courthouse Conservation Management Plan
Former Liverpool Courthouse Conservation Management Plan

Extent Heritage was commissioned to prepare a conservation management plan (CMP) for the Former Liverpool Courthouse, in response to planned restoration work and future adaptive reuse of the site.

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF MYOLA, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF MYOLA, PAPUA NEW GUINEA

On a project for Papua New Guinea Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA) in 2016, we carried out an archaeological surface survey of the Myola Basin and its immediate surroundings. This work is part of the Kokoda Initiative, a partnership between the Papua New Guinean and Australian governments, for the sustainable development of the Owen Stanley Ranges, Brown River Catchment, and Kokoda Track region, and the protection of its heritage values.

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