Environmental Heritage

Environmental heritage refers to the natural landscapes, ecosystems, and biodiversity that hold cultural, historical, or spiritual significance for communities. It encompasses the unique features of the environment, such as forests, rivers, mountains, and wildlife, that are valued not just for their ecological importance but also for their role in shaping identity and traditions. Protecting environmental heritage involves preserving these natural resources for future generations, recognizing their contributions to our cultural history and well-being, and maintaining a balance between development and conservation.