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This blog is written by travel writer and Noosa resident Jane E. Fraser, in conjunction with Tourism Noosa
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Noosa has been awarded UNESCO Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Reserve status – recognising our communities’ efforts to protect Noosa’s wonderful natural environments - our coastline, beaches, waterways, forests and wildlife.
And these are the very attractions that make Noosa so special and continue to draw visitors to the Noosa region.
Biosphere status is a focus for Noosa’s aspirations for a sustainable future, where we work together to build economies, communities, knowledge and ensure our natural environments are valued, cared for and conserved.
Tourism Noosa is a Noosa Biosphere partner, and directed by our Sustainable Tourism Plan, we are committed to building a vibrant tourism industry that delivers those quintessential Noosa experiences for our visitors. And in helping keep Noosa so special.
Want to know more about the Noosa Biosphere? Go to the official Noosa Biosphere website.
And these are the very attractions that make Noosa so special and continue to draw visitors to the Noosa region.
Biosphere status is a focus for Noosa’s aspirations for a sustainable future, where we work together to build economies, communities, knowledge and ensure our natural environments are valued, cared for and conserved.
Tourism Noosa is a Noosa Biosphere partner, and directed by our Sustainable Tourism Plan, we are committed to building a vibrant tourism industry that delivers those quintessential Noosa experiences for our visitors. And in helping keep Noosa so special.
Want to know more about the Noosa Biosphere? Go to the official Noosa Biosphere website.
To view a list of all Biosphere Reserves worldwide, click here or to view the 2009 World Biosphere Reserve map, click here.
