Okefenokee May Become Georgia's First UNESCO World Heritage Site
If approved in July, the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge would become Georgia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. It would also be the first national wildlife refuge in the country to receive this status.
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“If approved in July, the designation would make the Okefenokee Georgia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site and the first national wildlife refuge in the country to receive the status.”
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