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Technè une revue scientifique éditée avec le soutien du ministère de la Culture 61 (2026)
Eco-conservation: preventive conservation in the face of the challenges of climate change
(French, open access)

Jean-Michel Loyer-Hascoët
Editorial

Jocelyn Périllat-Mercerot , Estelle De Bruyn and Ann Bourgès
Introduction

I. Adapting to a changing world

Lucie Marinier and Hélène Vassal
From the museum as a repository to the sustainable museum: towards (re)conciliation?

Marie Courselaud and Romain Kimmel
Heritage and major risk prevention: what are the challenges and what are the responses to climate change?

Danilo Forleo , Fabrice Bodin , Johanna Leissner and Stéphane Serfaty
Climate change and preventive conservation: the contribution of the EPICO program to the risk assessment and adaptation strategies of European castle-museums

Estelle De Bruyn , Dominique Deneffe and Laure Marique
Reviving memory: the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (IRPA) and the protection of cultural heritage in the face of crises

II. Reduce the carbon footprint

Anne de Wallens and Joëlle Le Roux
The Louvre Museum’s Heritage Ecology Plan (PEP): a new dynamic for preventive conservation?

Florence Bertin and Catherine Didelot
Environmental study through climate shock assessment. Example of the Nissim de Camondo Museum

Anaïs Ortiz-Descloquemant , Camille Richard , Alice Garcia-Charlot and Michel Mastrolillo
At the National Archives of France, adapting to daily life to combine conservation and sustainability

Julie Arnouil , Chloé Ranchoux , Julie Gordon , Vincent Saporito , Fabrice Sauvagnargues , Éléonore Kissel and Sandie Le Conte
MatCal  : Evaluation of bio-based materials for the shimming of heritage objects

III. Building a New World

Sarah Puech and Vincent Saporito
“Management and ecological transition”: feedback on the creation of a participatory working group

Agnès Gall-Ortlik and Valentin Saintobert
Feedback on the relocation and transformation of the D3P, the department for the Preservation of Photographic Heritage, into an eco-responsible service

Marion Girard , Joanne Kuhn , Valérie Luquet , Jocelyn Périllat-Mercerot , Magali Robert-Fretay and Cindy Sartre
Actions of the Blue Shield France to raise public awareness of the vulnerability of heritage in the face of the intensification of disasters

Laure Marique , Nico Broers and Carla Zurstrassen
Deciding together on the future of a damaged heritage site: the case of the Verviers Bethlehem after the floods

Varia

Pablo Fontoura and Michel Menu
How museum visitors perceive painting conservation: Qualitative perspectives on the Isenheim Altarpiece