Site Management

Management

Shark Bay- Western Australia
Shark Bay is a heritage site because it is unique, special and irreplaceable. It is a natural wonder that educates people about different breeds of sharks that are native to that area. Rare and unique sharks thrive in the water at Shark Bay and live healthily and undisturbed. It is also historically important because it shows that the inhabitants before us took care of the land and were careful not to damage it.
The Australian government's Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts is responsible for taking care of Shark Bay. They have to make sure that there are no threats in the waters and that the waters of Shark Bay are kept clean and healthy. 

Web: http://www.sharkbay.org/

Great Wall of China- China
The Great Wall of China is a world heritage site because it is of historical importance and it is a vital part of China’s culture.It is an irreplacable site that tells people today about China’s history and about the type of people they are. They would have to be hard working, creative and clever to build a place that is still relevant to today's society.
The Chinese government would conserve and maintain The Great Wall of China, they also maintain tourism to get funds so that they are able to conduct maintenance check ups.

Le Strade Nuove- Italy
The Le Strade Nuove is a part of the Palazzi dei Rolli in Genoa’s historic centre and it shows the first example in Europe of an urban development project. The site includes a collection of Renaissance and Baroque palaces that are irreplaceable and of significant historical importance.  They also offer an original example of a public network of private residences designated to host state visits.
The Genoa City Council maintains the whole Palazzi dei Rolli system including the Le Strade Nuove. They run regular maintenance check up and employ a number of paid staff and volunteers to conduct tours and organise events.
Web:  http://www.genova-turismo.it/spip.php?lang=en