To raise awareness about the importance of art conservation.

To influence public policy and decision-making in favor of art conservation.

To promote sustainable practices in the art world.

To educate the public about the value of art.

Lobbying elected officials.

Organizing public awareness campaigns.

Filing lawsuits.

Providing financial support to conservation organizations.

To assess the condition of artworks and provide recommendations for their conservation.

To educate the public about the importance of art conservation.

To advocate for policies that support the preservation of art.

To collaborate with other stakeholders to develop conservation strategies.

Lack of public awareness about the importance of art conservation.

Insufficient funding for conservation projects.

Competing priorities and interests in policy-making.

All of the above.

Educating themselves about art conservation issues.

Contacting their elected representatives to express support for conservation policies.

Participating in public awareness campaigns.

Donating to conservation organizations.

The Paris Agreement.

The Kyoto Protocol.

The Convention on Biological Diversity.

The Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict.

To preserve and display artworks.

To educate the public about art conservation.

To advocate for policies that support art conservation.

All of the above.

It represents the collective identity and history of a community.

It contributes to economic development through tourism.

It promotes cultural diversity and understanding.

All of the above.

The campaign to save the Parthenon in Greece.

The campaign to protect the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.

The campaign to preserve the Angkor Wat temple complex in Cambodia.

All of the above.

It allows for the sharing of resources and expertise.

It helps to build a stronger collective voice.

It increases the chances of achieving conservation goals.

All of the above.

To raise awareness about conservation issues.

To mobilize public support for conservation initiatives.

To connect with other advocates and organizations.

All of the above.

To inform the public about conservation issues.

To hold decision-makers accountable for their actions.

To provide a platform for advocates to share their stories.

All of the above.

Organizing protests and demonstrations.

Boycotting products or services that harm the environment.

Engaging in civil disobedience.

Lobbying elected officials.

Respecting the rights and interests of local communities.

Ensuring that conservation efforts do not harm the environment.

Balancing the needs of conservation with the needs of economic development.

All of the above.

By tracking changes in public opinion.

By monitoring the implementation of conservation policies.

By evaluating the condition of cultural heritage sites.

All of the above.