learning from experts missions to support UNESCO-designated sites The World Heritage emblem represents the interdependence of the world’s natural and cultural diversity. It is used to identify ...

Our planet holds corners so strange, so breathtakingly unlikely, they feel like fragments of a dream. These UNESCO World ...

Proposed biocultural reclassification of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. As of July 2024, the World Heritage List (WHL) includes ...

More than 40,000 hexagonal columns shape the mystical landscape at Ireland’s Giant’s Causeway, which became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986 ... of Alberta, Canada. Dinosaur Provincial ...

There are three types of UNESCO site designations: UNESCO Global Geoparks, biosphere reserves and World Heritage sites. Together, they give a complete picture of celebrating our heritage while at the ...

Birr Observatory in Co Offaly, Dunsink Observatory in Dublin and the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium are part of a ...

Contributions to UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre—made by individuals like you—are used for projects implemented by experts to protect World Heritage sites around the world. It is available in English, ...