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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has given a Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning about the Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning of the world's Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning World Heritage sites. Half of the sites are at Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning from harmful activities, such as mining, dredging or drilling for Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning. Other dangers include illegal Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning, using too much water, and climate Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning. The WWF says 114 of 229 sites are affected. These include Australia's Great Barrier Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning, the Grand Canyon National Park in the USA, and China's Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries, where Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning thirty per cent of the world's endangered Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning live.

The Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre said: "World Heritage is humankind's Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning heritage, and the Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning for its conservation is shared by Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning." She said governments were trying to take Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning from the Earth, saying: "Governments and the private Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning around the world are stepping up their Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning against harmful extractive uses." However, the WWF said over 11 Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning people worldwide rely on World Heritage sites for food, water, shelter, jobs and Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning. Non-stop development could harm these people as well as the Reefactionchangecommondirectorenvironmenteveryonefuturelessloggingmedicinemillionnaturaloiloverpandasresponsibilityrisksectorwarning.