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Western Cape sites up for World Heritage status

24 July 2024
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Western Cape sites up for World Heritage status
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The Western Cape province in South Africa is seeking World Heritage status for several sites, including the Cape Floral Region Protected Areas, Robben Island, and the Richtersveld Cultural and Botanical Landscape. These sites are recognized for their cultural and natural significance, representing unique biodiversity and historical importance. The nomination process involves extensive research, documentation, and collaboration with local communities to preserve and promote these iconic landmarks on a global scale.

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