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Amazon Biosphere Reserves Project (Peru)
Improving resilience and halting biodiversity loss in the Amazon basin.
Executed with the support of LVMH.
Executed with the support of LVMH.
The Amazon Biosphere Reserves Project, implemented by UNESCO with funding from , aims to improve resilience and halt biodiversity loss in the Amazon basin.
This project promotes an integrated landscape management model, integrating scientific, local and indigenous knowledge, and supporting sustainable productive initiatives. Since 2021, it has been implemented in Peru, in the Oxapampa - Asháninka - Yánesha Biosphere Reserve (BIOAY) in Pasco and in the Manu Biosphere Reserve in Cusco and Madre de Dios.
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Infographic of the Biosphere Reserves Project in the Amazon
World Heritage Forests: carbon sinks under pressure
World Heritage: a unique contribution to biodiversity conservation
Partner
This project is the result of an effective partnership with the private sector.
It is being carried out with LVMH, UNESCO's primary private partner for biodiversity-related initiatives.
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