UNESCO has added 11 biosphere protected areas worldwide

UNESCO added 11 biosphere protection areas worldwide.

The 11 new biosphere reserves are: Australia's Sunshine Coast Biosphere Reserve, Cameroon's Donbore Biosphere Reserve, Charlara Biosphere Reserve in Chada, Georgia's Dorplistz Caro Biosphere Protection Areas and Alazani Sanhe Biosphere Reserve, the Paran Bobby Biosphere Reserve in Kazakhstan, and the Mackovar Biosphere Reserve, Mongolia's Curus Lake Biological Circle Reserve, Saudi Arabia Arabia Area, Zambia's Kafay Plain Biosphere Reserve, Zimbabwe's Chimanimani Biosphere Reserve.

Azulai Director -General of UNESCO said that in half a century, teaching science organizations have strived to coordinate the protection and sustainable use of human activities and biodiversity through their "human and biospheres" plan. She said that she was very happy to join this powerful and effective network this year. The joining of these new members has made the teaching area of ​​the biological circle protection area of ​​the textile organization reached 1.3 million square kilometers in the world's protected areas.

According to reports, these new biosphere reserves are decided by the management agency of the text organizations and the biosphere planning -International Coordination Council. The members of the council are 34 representative countries elected by the member states of the textbooks. The 34th Director Meeting was held at the headquarters of the Education Organization from June 13th to 17th.

Education and science organizations are UN scientific institutions, and biosphere protection areas are a pillar of its mission. They are one of the focus of the research and improvement of public cognitive work related to textile organizations. These work aims to promote the practice of sustainable development of innovation, and support the understanding, attach importance to and protect the living environment of community and member states.

Source: China News Network

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