Building skills a two. In the second half of the podcast, the host is interviewing a sociologist named Sharon king about the disadvantages of gaining unico world heritage status. Listen to the conversation and complete the notes below with . me in the studio was the sociologist sharing king unico world heritage status is something that many local governments wish for, but are there any disadvantages? Yes, sometimes this status can have negative effects to begin with, IT often means a sudden increase in the number of tourists, and this can bring about damaging consequences. But how can that happen? Can you explain in more detail? Well, when a place gains the status, too many tourists might pour into the site. Sometimes the site can't deal with the uncontrolled mass tourism. Take the most Michelle as an example. Monster Michelle is an island of the northwest coast of france and was listed as a world heritage site in nineteen seventy nine. As IT is relatively small in size, two hundred and forty seven acres. Only about fifty people live there, but attracts early three million tourists every year. Can you imagine what IT is like to walk in the crowded streets? That is an imaginable, I guess, such a large number of tourists must be a great chAllenge to the management of the site. Exactly what is worth s large numbers of tourists can mean a threat to heritage sites themselves as well. One example is marshy pitches in peru. This abandoned city was built on the eastern side of the andes mountains. IT became a unico world heritage site in one hundred and eighty three and soon attracted a large number of people. The vibrations from the fit steps of a huge number of tourists are producing the same effect as a small scale earthquake that could lead to the collapse of the temples and the structures.