Marine World Heritage

Marine World Heritage refers to sites in oceans, seas, and coastal areas recognized for their outstanding natural importance, unique ecosystems, and biodiversity. These sites, designated by UNESCO, protect areas that are vital for marine life conservation and scientific research. They include coral reefs, seamounts, and underwater caves, helping preserve Earth's valuable marine environments for future generations. By safeguarding these sites, we promote sustainable use of ocean resources and maintain vital habitats that support global ecological balance.