Isle of Man UNESCO success is hailed
The Enivronment Minister says it's truly remarkable that the Isle of Man has been granted biosphere reverse status by the United Nations’ cultural body, UNESCO.
Biosphere reserves are designated as areas that have outstanding natural landscapes, balancing the needs of people, business and nature.
It brings the total number of protected nature reserves to 669 across 120 countries.
Richard Ronan says it's fabulous news.
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