Cultural Heritage Conservation Society
Preserving the value of cultural heritage
About Us
Our organization was established to preserve the historical and cultural heritage of Korea and East Asia, and to pass on its value to future generations.
What We Do
Practical Conservation Efforts & Repatriation Campaigns
Practical Conservation Efforts & Repatriation Campaigns
We engage in hands-on preservation activities to protect and maintain cultural artifacts and sites. This includes supporting restoration projects and promoting best practices in heritage conservation. We also actively campaign for the return of lost or displaced cultural properties to their countries of origin. We aspire to work with international institutions and governments to facilitate the repatriation of important cultural artifacts. Our main goal is to spread knowledge about the importance of cultural heritage preservation. We strive to inspire more people to take an interest in and actively participate in the protection of our shared cultural treasures.
2026 Project
In the summer of 2026, the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association has specially signed an MOU with Woljeongsa, a thousand-year-old Korean temple, to invite Woodenfish from the United States for an exchange program.
Students will participate in this program as official members of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association, joining selected American university students from Woodenfish. They will gain an understanding of Buddhism as practiced in Korea, experience daily life in a Korean temple, learn Buddhist theory, and engage in academic discussions with American university professors. Through these activities, they will exchange diverse opinions on Buddhism and Asian culture.
Students will participate in this program as official members of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association, joining selected American university students from Woodenfish. They will gain an understanding of Buddhism as practiced in Korea, experience daily life in a Korean temple, learn Buddhist theory, and engage in academic discussions with American university professors. Through these activities, they will exchange diverse opinions on Buddhism and Asian culture.
2026 Team
Development
Director: Jaejoon Park Manager: Seungwoo Cha
Promotion
Director: Jaehee Sul Manager: Seunga Yang
Community Relations
Director: Taeyang Kim Outreach Coordinator: Seungju Yang, Eunseo Yoon
Finance
Director: Seongbin Cho Manager: Woojin Yang
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2025 Project
In the summer of 2025, the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association has specially signed an MOU with Woljeongsa, a thousand-year-old Korean temple, to invite Woodenfish from the United States for an exchange program.
Students will participate in this program as official members of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association, joining selected American university students from Woodenfish. They will gain an understanding of Buddhism as practiced in Korea, experience daily life in a Korean temple, learn Buddhist theory, and engage in academic discussions with American university professors. Through these activities, they will exchange diverse opinions on Buddhism and Asian culture.
Students will participate in this program as official members of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association, joining selected American university students from Woodenfish. They will gain an understanding of Buddhism as practiced in Korea, experience daily life in a Korean temple, learn Buddhist theory, and engage in academic discussions with American university professors. Through these activities, they will exchange diverse opinions on Buddhism and Asian culture.
2025 Team
Development
Director: Haechan An Frontline Worker: Minhyoung Kim, Junkyu Lee
Promotion
Director: Eunyoung Park Executive: Taeyi Kim Art Editor: Yoohyun Shim Design Editor: Taegyoung Shon, Diane Kang Frontline Worker: Seoyoon Kim, Goeun Lee
Community Relations
Frontline Worker: Wonjung Jeon
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2024 Project
In the summer of 2024, the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association has specially signed an MOU with Woljeongsa, a thousand-year-old Korean temple, to invite Woodenfish from the United States for an exchange program.
Students will participate in this program as official members of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association, joining selected American university students from Woodenfish. They will gain an understanding of Buddhism as practiced in Korea, experience daily life in a Korean temple, learn Buddhist theory, and engage in academic discussions with American university professors. Through these activities, they will exchange diverse opinions on Buddhism and Asian culture.
Students will participate in this program as official members of the Cultural Heritage Preservation Practice Association, joining selected American university students from Woodenfish. They will gain an understanding of Buddhism as practiced in Korea, experience daily life in a Korean temple, learn Buddhist theory, and engage in academic discussions with American university professors. Through these activities, they will exchange diverse opinions on Buddhism and Asian culture.
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With Us
Your small contributions come together to make a big difference in our efforts to restore cultural properties and promote awareness campaigns.
