World Heritage Sites

Definition of World Heritage Sites as it relates to Places, National Parks, Wildlife Refuges

World Heritage Sites under Wildlife Refuges are designations given by UNESCO to places of outstanding universal value to humanity, including areas with diverse and unique wildlife. These sites may contain threatened species, unique ecosystems, and important habitats for migratory animals, making them an integral part of wildlife refuges. The rigorous selection process considers not only the natural values but also cultural and historical significance, showcasing the interconnectedness of nature and human heritage.

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