International Day for Biosphere Reserves Nov 3, 2022

International Day for Biosphere Reserves

UNESCO designated November 3, 2022, the first annual International Day for Biosphere Reserves. Biosphere reserves are vast areas around the world used to promote biodiversity, cultural diversity, environmentally sustainable economic development, and research and education on how humans can coexist with nature.

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Today in History

Nov 3, 2018A bison preserve
Nov 3, 2019It s time to fall back
Nov 3, 2020Vote!
Nov 3, 2021World Jellyfish Day
Nov 3, 2023World Jellyfish Day
Nov 3, 2024International Day for Biosphere Reserves

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