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UNESCO adds 26 new biosphere reserves worldwide, but U.S. plans to withdraw by 2026.
UNESCO has added 26 new biosphere reserves across 21 countries, expanding its global network to 785 sites in 142 nations since 1971.
These areas, including Indonesia’s Raja Ampat, Iceland’s Snæfellsnes, and Angola’s Quiçama, protect diverse ecosystems like coral reefs, glaciers, and coastal wetlands while integrating local communities in conservation and sustainable development.
The program supports livelihoods through fishing, farming, tourism, and restoration projects, with successes in coral recovery and mangrove replanting.
Climate change threatens at least 60% of reserves, prompting UNESCO to use satellite monitoring and digital tools for management.
The U.S. plans to withdraw from UNESCO by December 2026, citing national interest.
La UNESCO añade 26 nuevas reservas de la biosfera en todo el mundo, pero EE.UU. planea retirarse para 2026.