26th Jul 2007
26th Jul 2007
There are 502 UNESCO Biosphere areas in the world, but the Dyfi is the only one in Wales.
UNESCO would like Biosphere areas to "innovate and demonstrate approaches to conservation and sustainable development at a local level".
This web site is part of a consultation exercise to see how we can take advantage of this opportunity.
Here you can:
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