(1986)

Dja (1981)

Taï (1977)

Rio Pl?tano (1980)

Cilento and Vallo di Diano (1997)

Located in El Vizcaino (1993)

Part of Tara River Basin (1976)

Oasis du sud marocain (2000)

Air et Ténéré (1997)

Ordesa-Vinamala (1977) covers Spanish part

Terras do Miño (2002)

Sinharaja (1978)

Part of Serengeti-Ngorongoro (1981)

Vhembe (2009)

The Karst Biosphere Reserve
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Gorges du Gardon biosphere reserve (2015)

Meggido Biosphere Reserve (Israel 2017)—Renaming of Ramot Menashe Biosphere Reserve.

Lies in Great Volzhsko-Kamsky biosphere reserve
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Martinique 2021

Fontainebleau et du Gâtinais (Pays de Fontainebleau) (1998)
See www.geofestival.org

Part of Southern Appalachian (1989)

Jiuzhaigou Valley (1997)

Red River Delta (2004)

Includes Jeju Island (2002)
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Mount Kulal recognised as a Biosphere Reserve under the UNESCO Man and Biosphere Programme (700,000 ha. Includes South Island and the waters of Lake Turkana). (UNEP-WCMC)

Part of East Carpathians (1998), which also includes Polish territory

Snake Island, Laotie mountains
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Sunderban (2001)

Nanda Devi (2004)

Archipielago de Colon (Galápagos) (1984)

Separate Biosphere Reserves Waterton (1979) and Glacier (1976)

Part of Palawan (1990)

Part of Palawan (1990)

Valdés
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Ichkeul (1977)

Huanglong (2000)

Part of larger Pantanal (2000)

(1977)

Niumi Biosphere Reserve (Gambia) - "Notably, the biosphere reserve encompasses a Ramsar wetland and the UNESCO World Heritage site Kunta Kinteh Island, historically known as a place where enslaved peoples were held before being transported to the Americas during the 16th and 17th centuries."

Khangchendzonga (2018)

Islas del Golfo de California, 1995; Islas Marietas, 2008

three UNESCO Biosphere Reserves (Shinan Dadohae, Gochang and Suncheon) (AB ev)
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"it was recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve jointly with the adjacent Bay of Adair under the name of Alto Golfo de California in 1993, later expanded to include the national Upper Gulf of California and Colorado River Delta Biosphere Reserve" (AB ev)

Cuchillas del Toa (1987)

In addition, Møns Klint overlaps with the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Møn (AB ev)

embedded in the Bolama-Bijagós Archipelago Biosphere Reserve

"Mount Kumgang was designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 2018." - AB Evaluation

Part of Bashkir Urals Biosphere Reserve

IUCN also notes that the Mount Mulanje Biosphere Reserve overlaps with the nominated property (IUCN ev)

Yellowstone (1976)

Yakushima Island (1980)

Karatau Biosphere Reserve (Kazakhstan) 2017, Aksu Zhabagly was made a WBR in 2015
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Kavkazskiy (1978)

Complex W-Arly-Pendjari (WAP) Biosphere Reserve (2020) (formerly 'W' Region (established 1996 in Niger; extension to Benin and Burkina Faso in 2002); Arly (2018))

Includes Kronotskiy (1984)

Pechoro-Ilychskiy (1984)

Gunung Leuser
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Part of Maya (1990)

Tehuacán-Cuicatlán Biosphere Reserve (TCBR)

Separate Biosphere Reserves in Panama (La Amistad (2000))and Costa Rica (La Amistad (1982))

Golija-Studenica (2001)

Srébarna (1977)

Includes Maolan (1996)

Socotra Archipelago (2003)

Sian Ka'an (1986)

Mount Hakusan (extension 2016)

Caatinga (2001)

Korgalzhyn was made WBR in 2012
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Seonamsa Temple, which is one of the components of the Sansa, Buddhist Mountain Monasteries in Korea WHS is located within the Suncheon Biosphere Reserve
See en.unesco.org

Tanzania: Rufiji-Mafia-Kibiti-Kilwa Biosphere Reserve (RUMAKI) (2023)

2010 - "Gwangneung Forest, South Korea, is located in the central part of the Korean peninsula where the extreme continental climate of northeast Asia and the oceanic climate of the Pacific meet. Deciduous hardwood forests over 500 years old, the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Korea National Arboretum are within the biosphere reserve site."
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Ribeira Sacra E Serras Do Oribio E Courel Biosphere Reserve, Spain (2021)

Located in El Vizcaino (1993)

Valle del Cabriel Biosphere Reserve (Spain 2019): "Rich cultural heritage remains the area include Villar del Humo, part of the Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin on the Iberian Peninsula World Heritage site."

Gran Pajatén (2016)

Part of California Coast Ranges (1983)

Ledro Alps and Judicaria Biosphere Reserve: "The area also includes two pile-dwelling settlements around Lake Ledro and Lake Carera-Fiavè", and Lac du Bourget (2025)

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Part of Somma-Vesuvio and Miglio d?Oro (1997)

Includes Doupki-Djindjiritza (1977)

Olympic (1976)

Part of Serengeti-Ngorongoro (1981)

Wuyishan (1987)

Lie within Mount Carmel Biosphere Reserve (1996)

Mariposa Monarca (2006)

Manu (1977)

Part of Protected Area Complex of Northeast Central African Republic Biosphere Reserve (2023)

2010 - "Middle Zambezi, Zimbabwe, stretching over some 40,000 square kilometers in the Zambezi valley, features unique riverine and terrestrial ecosystems, including a large human-made reservoir, Lake Kariba. The Mana Pools National Park, part of the core area, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site."

Part of Mammoth Cave Area (1990 & 1996)

Part of Lower Morava (2003)

Mongol Daguur in Mongolia and Torrey Lakes in the Russian Federation

Baikalskyi (1986) and Barguzinskyi (1986)

Komodo, 1977
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Crocker Range, in the south of Kinabalu
See www.delegfrance-unesco.org

Golestan National Park

Shennongjia National Nature Reserve

Huascarán (1977)

Mount Huangshan (2018)

Hortobágy (1979)

Cu Lao Cham - Hoi An (2009)

Part of Hawaiian Islands (1980)

Falasorma-Dui Sevi (extended in 2020)
See www.mab-france.org

Katunsky (2000), Altaisky (2009)

Gochang (2013)
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Includes Glacier-Bay Admiralty Island (1986)

Changnyeong Biosphere Reserve (Republic of Korea) - includes Gaya Tumuli component (Changnyeong Gyo-dong and Songhyeon-dong Tumuli)
See www.unesco.org

Flusslandschaft Elbe (1979, extension 1997)

La Gomera Biosphere Reserve (2012)

Great Sandy (2009)

Sierra Gorda BR (some of the missions)

The Magaliesberg biosphere reserve (2015)

Separate Biosphere Reserves in Hungary (Lake Fertö (1979)) and Austria (Neusiedler See (1977))

The Po Delta biosphere reserve (2015)

Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve

Everglades & Dry Tortugas (1976)

Part of Doñana (1980)

The Ledro Alps and Judicaria biosphere reserve (2015)

Part of Mata Atlántica (including Sao Paulo City Green Belt) (1993; extension 2002)

Darién (1983)

Danube Delta (1979 and extension 1992 of Romanian part; addition of Ukrainian part (Dunainsky) to make a transfrontier BR in 1998

Kenozersky Biosphere Reserve 2004
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Comoé (1983)

Cerrado (1993; extension 2000 and 2001)

Sikhote Alin (1978)

Central Amazon (2001)

Cévennes National Park

Cape Winelands (2007)

Region de Calakmul (1993)

Belovezhskaya Pushcha (1993) / Bialowieza (1976)

Part of Mata Atlántica (including Sao Paulo City Green Belt) (1993; extension 2002)

Separate Biospheres in Hungary (Aggtelek (1979)) and Slovakia (Slovenski Kras (1977))

Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve (2000), Agasthyamala (2016)

Menorca (1993)
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Uvs Nuur Basin (Mongolia, 1997), Ubsunorskaya Kotlovina (Russia, 1997), Uvs Lake Depression Transboundary Biosphere Reserve, Mongolia – Russian Federation (2021)

Niokolo-Koba (1981)

Mount Kenya (1978)

Part of Mont Nimba (1980)

Réserve de biosphére transfrontière d'Ohrid-Prespa
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