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Originally Posted by Officemanager

Naturally the idea is to preserve your world heritage sites and that would mean limit access and any potential development, with the case of Barrier reef it would mean restrict the numbers of operators and tourists accessing the reef.

Another example is look at Australia's national parks and the restrictions that has been imposed on peoples access to these places and what you are only allowed to do in them.

Interesting, never knew that was all dictated by an external body. I wonder how many other sites are at risk of being flagged.