The Causses and the Cévennes is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in southern France. It encompasses a diverse landscape of limestone plateaus, known as causses, and the rugged hills of the Cévennes mountains. This region is characterized by its unique geology, rich biodiversity, and traditional agricultural practices, including sheep farming and the cultivation of chestnut trees. The area is also notable for its cultural heritage, with ancient villages and historical sites that reflect the lifestyle of the local communities. The Cévennes National Park within this region offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring its natural beauty.