The UN just added major global landmarks to the World Heritage List — including the D-Day beaches in Normandy, Mount Olympus in Greece, Japan’s ancient capitals, and South Sudan’s first site. These aren’t just scenic spots; they’re symbols of history, myth, and ecology, each carrying profound stories of war, culture, and nature. But with recognition comes responsibility — protecting them from tourism and environmental strain is now critical to ensure they last for future generations.

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