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Elizabeth Cardosa - The Value of Heritage Is Seen Only In Its Absence

Elizabeth Cardosa, Heritage Conservation Expert

12-Aug-22 15:00

Elizabeth Cardosa - The Value of Heritage Is Seen Only In Its Absence

Elizabeth Cardosa is a familiar name in the field of heritage conservation, after spending over two decades lending her expertise to restoration projects and continuously raising awareness about the need to preserve our heritage. For BFM listeners, she is also a familiar voice across our station, especially on I Love KL. She joins us on Good Things to talk about why heritage conservation means so much to her and where she sees Malaysia heading in preserving our heritage and history. 

Produced by: Lim Sue Ann

Presented by: Lim Sue Ann


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Categories:  History/Heritage,  culture,  travel

Tags:  heritage conservation,  built environment,  nostalgia,  history, 


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