Integrated skills b. To listen to the interview again and complete the notes below. Hello, on today's show, we're talking about ways to protect our cultural and natural heritage sites. I'm here with an expert in the field of heritage protection. Welcome to our show, mister lee. In my opinion, making loss is a good way to protect the height sites at the national level. What ideas do you have for protecting the world's heritage sites? Hi, and thank you for having me here today. I think one important measure we can take is to limit the number of tourists to our heritage sites. This way, it'll be easier to preserve them for future . generations. Thank you for that mastery. When you mentioned limiting the number of tourists, what's your suggestion . online booking can help deal with massive tourism at the site level will only allow tickets to be purchased in advance through an APP or on the website. What else can we do to limit the number of tourists? We can set strict time limits on how long tourists can spend visiting the heritage sites on a daily basis. IT seems to me that limits alone won't be enough to ensure the safety of these sites. Would you agree? absolutely. We also need a lot of resources. If we want to restore damaged sites, we need money and equipment. We also need scientists and engineers as well as experts in many other fields. A big part of my job is to raise funds for our local heritage projects. Anything else? Another critical step is to educate the general public about the importance of heritage sites. For example, this could involve launching campaigns, setting up websites and giving out leaflets. We can also give advice to local officials on how to manage them properly. Every little thing helps.