Question

1. What is world heritage? 2. What world heritage sites do you know? 3. What specific world heritage is there in Kazakhstan? 4. What special animal is a heritage in Kazakhstan?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

 I would rather go on a boat trip with friends.2. I know this is a very interesting activity. A person can travel all over the country and see the whole world. It is very informative and interesting. Travel is necessary for all of us, it develops our imagination, gives us movement, and movement, as we all know, is life.3. I would choose a boat because it is comfortable and we will have fun with friends.4. Here is a list of those at risk of extinction:saigaPersian leopardsandpipermerlinSakhalin sturgeonkaluga fish5. Reasons for extinctionExtinctions occur either due to drastic changes in habitat or due to competition with other species or predators.6. 1. Laws on the protection and use of wildlife are being developed, which regulate issues related to the protection of wild animals, in particular hunting, fishing and other activities.2. Entering a number of animals into the Red Book. The species of animals under threat of extinction are entered there, negative factors of influence, the number of remaining individuals and possible measures for their preservation are also described.3. Creation of sanctuaries and reserves. These territories are protected by the state, and some species of animals have been preserved there.7. World Heritage - natural or man-made objects, the priority tasks in relation to which, according to UNESCO, are their preservation and popularization due to their special cultural, historical or ecological significance.8. The following objects are on the UNESCO World Heritage List in the Republic of Kazakhstan: - Mausoleum of Khoja Akhmed Yassavi (Turkestan city) - Petroglyphs of the archaeological landscape of Tamgaly - Sary-Arka - steppe and lakes of northern Kazakhstan - Objects of the Great Silk Road in the Tien Shan corridor.Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. World Heritage refers to cultural, natural, or mixed (both cultural and natural) landmarks or areas that have been recognized and designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as having significant cultural, historical, scientific, or ecological importance to humanity. These sites are considered to be of outstanding value and are protected and preserved to ensure they are passed on to future generations.

2. There are numerous World Heritage Sites around the world, and I can provide information on a few well-known examples:

   • The Great Wall of China (China): An iconic wall built to protect China from invasions, it's one of the most famous World Heritage Sites.
   • Machu Picchu (Peru): An ancient Inca citadel located in the Andes Mountains, known for its archaeological significance and stunning setting.
   • The Pyramids of Egypt (Egypt): The Giza Pyramids, including the Great Pyramid of Giza, are famous ancient monuments that have fascinated people for centuries.
   • The Taj Mahal (India): A beautiful white marble mausoleum in Agra, India, built in the 17th century and known for its exquisite architecture and history.
   • The Statue of Liberty (United States): This iconic statue in New York Harbor symbolizes freedom and democracy.

3. In Kazakhstan, there are several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including:

   • Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi: Located in the city of Turkestan, this mausoleum is an important Islamic pilgrimage site and a masterpiece of Timurid architecture.
   • Petroglyphs within the Archaeological Landscape of Tamgaly: These petroglyphs, located in the Tamgaly Gorge, depict scenes from various periods in the region's history and are considered an important cultural heritage site.
   • Saryarka – Steppe and Lakes of Northern Kazakhstan: This site comprises a vast area of steppe and lakes that provide important habitats for various migratory birds, making it a crucial site for biodiversity conservation.

4. One of the special animals associated with Kazakhstan's natural heritage is the Saiga antelope (Saiga tatarica). The Saiga antelope is a critically endangered species known for its distinctive appearance, including a large, bulbous nose. These antelopes once roamed the Eurasian steppe, including parts of Kazakhstan, in large numbers. However, due to habitat loss and poaching, their populations have significantly declined, and conservation efforts are ongoing to protect this unique species and its habitat. The Saiga antelope is considered a natural heritage of Kazakhstan and the broader region.