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General Links
Canadian
Biosphere Reserves Association
The Canadian Biosphere Reserves Association (CBRA)
is a non-profit association that provides support and builds networking
relationships to help develop and maintain biosphere reserves
throughout Canada. Visit this website to learn more about CBRA
and Canada's 12 biosphere reserves.
Canadian
Biosphere Reserves Association’s Student Network (CBRASN)
Dedicated to building linkages between students
studying biosphere reserves and the Biosphere Reserve concept.
Formalized in 1999, the CBRASN supports the development of promising,
new environmental professionals. Students involved in CBRASN conduct
research that is in or relevant to Canada’s growing network
of biosphere reserves.
Canadian
Commission for UNESCO
The Commission is an arm's length consultative forum
that advises the Canadian Government on its relations with the
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO) and coordinates its activities in Canada.
UNESCO
MAB
UNESCO’s Program on Man and the Biosphere (MAB)
develops the basis for the sustainable use and conservation of
biological diversity. The MAB Program has been encouraging the
improvement of the relationship between people and their environment
globally for more than 30 years. Visit this webpage to learn more
about the worldwide network of biosphere reserves and to access
the MAB Biosphere Reserves Directory.
MAB
Publications
Visit UNESCO's "MAB Publications"
web section to order a variety of publications, including CD-Roms,
leaflets and biodiversity wall charts. Visitors can also download
regional and national biosphere reserve newsletters.
Canadian Biosphere Reserves
Charlevoix,
Quebec
Clayoquot
Sound, British Columbia
Lac
Saint Pierre, Quebec
Long
Point, Ontario
Mont.
St. Hilaire, Quebec
Mount
Arrowsmith, British Columbia
Redberry
Lake, Saskatchewan
Riding
Mountain, Manitoba
Southwest
Nova, Nova Scotia
Thousand
Islands - Frontenac Arch, Ontario -- the newest Canadian Biosphere
Reserve
Waterton,
Alberta
Other Links
For other links related to the Niagara Escarpment
Biosphere Reserve, visit the Resources/Research
web section.
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