In April 2014, the Philippines participated in the UNESCO Asia Pacific World Heritage Project on Marine Biodiversity & Climate Change Awareness among Youth held in New Caledonia. Afterwards, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts launched the Sagisag Kultura, a long-term cultural mapping program that lists and discusses the cultural icons of the Philippines, both intangible and tangible, living and non-living. In June 2014, the Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary was inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List, becoming the sixth world heritage site of the country since the country's last inscription in 1999.