A World Heritage Site is involved in an appeal urging visitors to protect internationally significant landscapes, with the National Trust relying on public cooperation for site management.
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Updated Jun 10
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A World Heritage Site is involved in an appeal urging visitors to protect internationally significant landscapes, with the National Trust relying on public cooperation for site management.
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Appeal made regarding visitor cooperation needed to protect internationally significant landscapes at a World Heritage Site.1 source
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The entities involved
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World Heritage Site
unofficial website and database of UNESCO World Heritage Sites
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National Trust
conservation organization in England, Wales and Northern Ireland