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The World Wildlife Fund has warned about the ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses of the world's ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses World Heritage sites. Half the ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses are at risk from ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses activities, such as mining, drilling for ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses, illegal logging and climate ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses. Around 114 of 229 sites are affected. These include Australia's Great Barrier ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses, the Grand Canyon National Park in the USA, and China's Sichuan Giant Panda ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses, where ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses 30 per cent of the world's endangered ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses live.

The UNESCO World Heritage Centre said: "World Heritage is humankind's ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses heritage, and the ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses for its ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses is shared by ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses." It added: "Governments and the ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses sector around the world are stepping up their ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses against harmful extractive ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses." However, over 11 ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses people need the World Heritage sites for food, water, ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses and jobs. Non-stop development could harm ReefSanctuariesactionchangecommonconservationeveryonefutureharmfulmillionnaturaloiloverpandasprivateresponsibilitysheltersitestheseuses people.