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Fire Management and Fire Ecology: Community Information Session, City of Casey Civic Centre, 22 July 2010

EDO presentation to Western Port Catchment Committee: Biodiversity Law Update, June 2010

Frankston City Climate Challange — a non-profit, non-government initiative to help Frankston City residents reduce greenhouse emissions

January 2010 board minutes

AusMab: An Alliance of Australian Biospheres, 12 May 2010

Updated research committee page, 22 March 2010

Southern Peninsula Indigenous Flora & Fauna Association (includes an excellent links page), 26 February 2010

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The Mornington Peninsula and Western Port region in Victoria, Australia is so special that, in 2002, the United Nations proclaimed it a UNESCO biosphere reserve.  

Biosphere reserves aim to foster conservation and sustainable development, including through relevant research, monitoring, education and information exchange.

Our Biosphere has many outstanding natural values, including Western Port, a Ramsar wetland of international importance. But it also faces unprecedented challenges, such as rapid urbanisation.

The Biosphere Foundation is a non-profit community organisation that works to achieve an environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable future for this region.

Satellite image of the Biosphere Reserve Our supporters:

The Biosphere Foundation thanks Mornington Peninsula Shire Council, Cardinia Shire Council, and Frankston City Council for their financial support.