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LOCAL ACTIONS FOR BIODIVERSITY

Inspiring examples from the Nordic UNESCO Biosphere Reserves

Local Actions for Biodiversity

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MAB-LAB THRIVING OF ALL SPECIES UNESCO MAN AND THE BIOSPHERE SAMPLE COLLECTION OF LOCAL ACTIONS FOR BIODIVERSITY NORDIC APPROACH DENMARK Biosphere Ambassador Programme Supported by Nature Leaving No Trace LIFE Orchids FINLAND Land of epic poetry: Koitajoki watershed restoration Communal wetland of Issakka, Ilomantsi Collaboration group and Koitajoki-Koitere forum of Koitajoki river watershed Concrete actions for biodiversity in the villages of NKBR SUPER: Sustainability Under Pressure: Environmental Resilience in areas with intensive recreation Biosphere Academy is strengthening young people’s sense of belonging I am part of the Biosphere - promoting shared responsibility and ownership SWEDEN Eelgrass planting – Recreating the Vitality of the Baltic Sea Piggastan sand dunes Shovels, flowers, and bees in Biosphere Classroom Sånnarna Innovative solutions to restore coastal meadows Action plan for the white back woodpecker Route to Paris How does nature benefit people of the Vindelälven-Juhttátahkka Biosphere Reserve? The SUPERB project Green planning as a way of overcoming environmental challenges Improving habitat for fish and wildlife in small streams of the river Voxnan catchment Analysis of infrastructure for biological diversity Ecosystem services – an integrative instrument for sustainable living environments in practice? Strengthened biodiversity along power line streets at Kinnekulle The Nature benefit network GöteneBostäder – Biosphere Outdoor Environment The Semper Pollinator Path – Götene Biosphere Corridor The Value of Nature Project ICELAND Citizen Science Seal project NORWAY GBF – Naturavtalen The taste of Nordhordland UNESCO Biosphere Exhibition: circular resources in Nordhordland On the hunt for ecosystem services Sustainability, biosphere, and libraries Research in Nordhordland Biosphere day ABOUT MAB LAB

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