Valentine, Peter (2006) Compiling a Case for World Heritage on Cape York Peninsula. Report. James Cook University.

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Abstract

[Extract] Mackey et al. (2001) assert that Cape York Peninsula has retained its "integrity of natural systems and processes over such a vast area across entire watersheds, that gives Cape York Peninsula its unique character and global environmental significance" and that "a substantial proportion has the potential to qualify as World Heritage".

Item ID:	28039
Item Type:	Report (Report)
Keywords:	protected area management, World Heritage, environmental valuation
Date Deposited:	11 Jul 2013 05:48
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