UNESCO Marine World Heritage Sites

UNESCO Marine World Heritage Sites are special areas in oceans and seas that are recognized for their exceptional natural beauty, biodiversity, and ecological significance. These sites include unique ecosystems, such as coral reefs, marine parks, and coastal landscapes, which are protected due to their value to humanity and the environment. UNESCO designates these sites to promote conservation and sustainable management, ensuring that future generations can enjoy and benefit from them. By recognizing and preserving these areas, UNESCO helps safeguard marine life and the health of our oceans.