The Causses and Cévennes is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in southern France. It encompasses a diverse landscape of limestone plateaus, valleys, and mountains, characterized by unique geological formations and rich biodiversity. The area is known for its traditional farming practices, particularly sheep grazing, which have shaped the cultural and natural heritage of the region. This site is also home to the Cévennes National Park, which offers various outdoor activities such as hiking and wildlife observation. The region's distinct climate and topography support a variety of ecosystems, making it an important area for conservation and ecological studies.