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World Heritage tentative list FAQ
World Heritage tentative list frequently asked questions
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2007
Get answers to common questions about New Zealand's tentative list of future World Heritage sites.
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1. Why is New Zealand involved with World Heritage?
2. What is the World Heritage Convention?
3. What does the World Heritage Convention do?
4. What is the World Heritage List?
5. What is a tentative list?
6. What is New Zealand's role?
7. What is the Department of Conservation's role?
8. How was New Zealand's tentative list arrived at?
9. How were public involved in the tentative list process?
10. What is New Zealand's tentative list?
11. How are tentative list nominations progressed?
12. What about the sites that were not included on New Zealand's tentative list?
13. Can the list be added to in future?
14. How will world heritage status affect protected areas?
15. How will world heritage status affect private owners?
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