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FAQ - Biosphere Reserves

FAQ - Biosphere Reserves

    Questions

    • What is a Biosphere Reserve?
    • How did the biosphere reserve concept start?
    • What are the functions of biosphere reserves?
    • What are the biosphere reserve zones?
    • What are the benefits of biosphere reserves?
    • Who pays?
    • Who is in charge?
    • What is the difference between a biosphere reserve and a natural World Heritage site?
    • Can a biosphere reserve be 'de-designated'?
    • How does UNESCO ensure that biosphere reserves function properly?
    • How do I get involved?

    Answers here (pdf)

     

     

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    Explaining Biosphere Reserves
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    Biosphere Reserves: Special Places for People and Nature
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    Biosphere Reserves Benefits and Opportunities
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    • ID: 6797
    • Updated:19-01-2010 9:33 am
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