More than 380 coastal World Heritage Sites may face climate risks, new data shows
PolicyThursday, August 27, 2026Mongabay

More than 380 coastal World Heritage Sites may face climate risks, new data shows

A recent study reveals that over 380 coastal World Heritage Sites are at significant risk due to climate change, highlighting the urgent need for policies to address coastal erosion and rising sea levels. The findings underline the importance of protecting these invaluable sites from ongoing environmental threats.

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