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This summary covers the following content: what are world heritage sites, role of world heritage sites, Advantages Of World Heritage Sites, South African World Heritage Sites

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  • August 5, 2019
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World Heritage Sites
 WHS UNESCO
 UNESCO
 United Nations Educational ,Scientific and Cultural Organisation

Role of World Heritage Sites
 Identify world Heritage Sites
 Advice about protection RICA
 Review how WHS are managed and protected
 Create awareness


Advantages Of World Heritage Sites
 More tourists
 More foreign money/ economy grows
 Job creation
 Multiplier effect
 Development of infrastructure
 Increase standard of living


South African World Heritage Sites
Mixed World Heritage Sites
Richtersveld Cultural and  Nama people
Botanical Landscape (Northern Cape)  live semi-nomadic lifestyle
 Halfmens, quiver tree
 Beautiful mountain range
uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park (KwaZulu Natal)  Most concentrated series of rock art
paintings in Africa


Natural World Heritage Sites
(Western and  Fynbos – only found here
Cape Floral Region
Eastern Cape )
 oldest and largest clearly visible
VredeFort Dome (Free State )
meteorite impact site in the world.
 5 ecosystems
iSimangaliso Wetland Park (KwaZulu Natal)
 Last place sea turtles still lay eggs


Cultural World Heritage Sites
 Mapungubwe - "place of the stone of
wisdom"
Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape ( Limpopo)  Was South Africa's first kingdom was
abandoned in the 14th century.
 Golden Rhino
 Became a symbol of the triumph of
Robben Island Western Cape
democracy and freedom over oppression
Khomani Cultural Landscape Northern Cape  San people
Gauteng and  Mrs Ples
Cradle of Human  Sterkfontein Caves
North West

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