RESPONSIBILITY OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN PRESERVING CULTURAL HERITAGE SITES
Keywords:
modern methods, spheres of linguistics, principles of teaching process, communication, efficiency of modern methods.Abstract
Preservation of cultural heritage sites is a critical aspect of safeguarding our collective history and identity. While the responsibility for preserving these sites often falls on the shoulders of national governments and international organizations, the engagement and active participation of local communities are equally crucial. This article aims to explore the role and responsibility of local people in the preservation of cultural heritage sites. The study begins by examining the significance of cultural heritage sites as repositories of historical, social, and cultural values. It highlights the potential threats faced by these sites, such as urbanization, climate change, tourism, and conflicts. Recognizing that local communities are often the first line of defense against these threats, the article delves into the various ways in which they can contribute to the preservation efforts.
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