Scale and world heritage on the Ningaloo Coast

Research on the Ningaloo Coast, Western Australia, reveals that scale is not merely a technical tool but a dynamic force shaping heritage landscapes. It exposes how political contests and ethical considerations influence resource flows, intertwining with physical heritage forms. This study demonstrates the intricate connections between human actions and non-human forces in defining heritage, offering insights into the complex interplay of social dynamics and environmental factors at UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Jones, T., Jones, R., & Hughes, M. (2023). Scale and world heritage on the Ningaloo Coast. Heritage Is Movement, 48–53. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003374008-5