Southeast Regional conservation association

The Southeast Regional Conservation Association (SERCA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1998 by conservators working in the Atlanta, Georgia area. The group brings together individuals who are involved in the preservation of historic and artistic works in the Southeastern United States. SERCA promotes education, collegiality, outreach, and the exchange of ideas on a professional level to advance the preservation of cultural property.
The organization holds annual conferences in the Southeast and maintains an electronic mailing list. For more information, please view our Annual Meeting and Contact pages.

SERCA

The 2017 SERCA Southeast Regional Conservation Association Meeting.
Attendees of the Southeast Regional Conservation Association meeting in 2017.

Why SERCA is Important

The Southeast Regional Conservation Association (SERCA) plays a vital role in strengthening the field of conservation across the region.
Community of Experts – SERCA connects conservators, students, and allied professionals, creating a strong support network.
Professional Standards – By sharing knowledge and skills, SERCA helps ensure high-quality, ethical conservation practices.
Access to Resources – Members gain opportunities for scholarships, workshops, and research presentations.
Public Benefit – SERCA makes it easier for the public to find skilled conservators with whom they can entrust the care of their cultural heritage.
Regional Identity – SERCA gives the Southeast conservation community a collective voice and stronger representation within the field.

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