All societies have their own unique culture. On the other hand, various reflections of each culture, which are called cultural heritage, emerge. Cultural heritage is a social accumulation. Preserving the long-term historical accumulation of societies is of importance both locally and globally. For this reason, various approaches are emerging to protect the cultural heritage and transfer it to future generations. One of these emerging approaches to conservation is the concept of site management'. Site management, in the simplest terms, refers to the creation of a conservation and survival balance specific to the internal dynamics of the region in regions that require special protection. In Turkey, the site management approach is implemented through the Site Management Directorate. Within the scope of the study, the application of the Site Management Directorate, which is important in terms of expressing a new understanding in the Turkish administrative organization, has been tried to be examined. For this reason, the study is important both in terms of administrative organization and in terms of examining site management', which is a new management model in the understanding of public administration. Interviews were held with a total of 21 people, who were in the positions of administrators and decision-makers, in particular with the Cappadocia Site Management Directorate and the Çanakkale Wars and Gallipoli Historic Region Directorate . Research questions were prepared using semi-structured interview technique and applied face to face. As a result of the evaluation of the research findings, it has been determined that Site Management Directorate provides effectiveness and efficiency in policies for the protection of cultural heritage in practice.