Natural and cultural heritage

We have a public heritage from two sources, natural heritage and creation of humanity. Sure thing is that these heritage is everywhere, no aspect of nature is influenced by the human institution, there are no artifacts that do not affect the environment. However, we have traditionally treated these two heritage in completely different ways. Although there is much in common with the management of these two heritage, the relationship between the leader and the lecturer in the two fields are similar (if not the same), but the relationship between them is slanderous and not competitive It is cooperative. I see less. In this article I will explain why we adopt different approaches to nature and culture and how they affect the protection and protection of each method. In several important respects, in the past half century, it has been proven that the history of protection and destruction, politics and rhetoric have been merged, but in other respects it is different.

Important places of natural heritage and cultural heritage can be registered as World Heritage by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee. A site with cultural or natural importance important for UNESCO's plans, catalogs, names, and common human heritage. As of March 2012 there are 936 World Heritage sites. There are 725 cultural heritages in 153 countries, 183 natural heritage, 28 mixed heritage. The UNESCO World Heritage Convention in 1972 identifies biological resources such as plants as a common legacy of mankind or as expressed in the "Preface". Establish an excellent public resource public bank

Currently there are 1,073 World Heritage Sites in 167 countries. Due to the natural or cultural heritage of these sites, or the mixture of standards of these two functions, these sites are considered excellent areas. These sites generate considerable income. In 2010, the World Heritage Fund estimated that the revenue from sightseeing tourism in developing countries is $ 24 billion. However, excluding income from visits to national parks and other natural heritage sites. Worldwide audiences of countries registered as World Heritage sites are increasing their awareness of their cultural heritage. Therefore, these countries are interested in acquiring World Heritage Sites and the United Nations call that country a member country.

How does UNESCO grant World Heritage List? The United Nations is working to change this process

An international symposium report on the promotion of sustainable tourism based on natural heritage and cultural heritage (China Mogao, September 2009) has adopted a policy to decide the relationship between world heritage and sustainable tourism. Orientation (No. 34 COM 5F.2. A series of practical training and work at Africa's four prioritized World Heritage sites (Lesotho, Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe) for field management Shops are being held to provide capacity development tools and strategies to manage more sustainable travels on the website.