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Mount Parnonas and Cape Malea join UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Network · Cyprus Report

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Mount Parnonas and Cape Malea join UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Network

1 sourceFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 13 days ago

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Mount Parnon and Cape Malea have been officially recognized as part of UNESCO's World Network of Biosphere Reserves.
The ceremony took place in Leonidio, Greece, marking the region's inclusion in the MAB/UNESCO program.
This designation makes the area the fourth recognized biosphere reserve in Greece.
The addition aims to promote sustainable development and conservation of the region's natural and cultural resources.
The recognition highlights the importance of protecting biodiversity in these areas.

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Unesco: Το Όρος Πάρνωνας και το Ακρωτήριο Μαλέα στο Παγκόσμιο Δίκτυο Αποθεμάτων Βιόσφαιραςiefimerida.gr · 13 days ago

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Mount Parnon and Cape Malea have been officially recognized as part of UNESCO's World Network of Biosphere Reserves.
The ceremony took place in Leonidio, Greece, marking the region's inclusion in the MAB/UNESCO program.
This designation makes the area the fourth recognized biosphere reserve in Greece.
The addition aims to promote sustainable development and conservation of the region's natural and cultural resources.
The recognition highlights the importance of protecting biodiversity in these areas.

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