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UNESCO Names New World Heritage Sites
During its 48th session in Busan, South Korea, UNESCO included new cultural and natural sites on the World Heritage List. These sites include the city center of Gdynia in Poland, which showcases modern designs from the interwar period, as well as the Amazonian theaters in Brazil, dating back to the economic prosperity brought about by rubber trade between 1879 and 1912. Also included is the Changshan Archipelago Migratory Bird Reserve in China, an important stop for migratory birds, where more than 140 species have been recorded. The session runs until July 29, with 21 member states out of 196 participating to monitor and update the World Heritage sites.
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