South Korea defends its tidal flats at UNESCO

South Korea presents four 'getbol' tidal flats to UNESCO for inclusion in the World Natural Heritage list.

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The 48th session of the Committee is held in Busan until July 19, with ecological and tourism stakes.

These ecosystems host unique biodiversity but are threatened by urbanization.

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