How are Biosphere Reserves designated?

Biosphere reserves are established through the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Programme on Man and the Biosphere (MAB). In order to be designated a biosphere reserve, a candidate reserve must be nominated by a national government and approved by the MAB programme. UNESCO launched the Man and the Biosphere (MAB) programme in 1970 and the Biosphere Reserve concept began in 1974.

The original criteria for a Biosphere Reserve were primarily about scientific conservation and research and sites were chosen to represent the main ecosystems of the planet. Most UK Biosphere Reserves were designated in 1976 under these criteria. The designation criteria changed after a review in 1995 (resulting in the Seville treaty).

Since then, these 'new style' Reserves must have the three complementary functions and three different management zones. More.

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