A new publication is available on the UNESCO Digital Library: "Our Biosphere, Our Future: local actions for the Sustainable Development Goals".

The 100-pages document collects experiences of good practices, initiatives and success stories for the implementation of the SDGs in Biosphere Reserves from all around the world.

• This centre, in operation since 2015 and located in the town of Castellet i la Gornal, Barcelona, will allow further progress in promoting sustainability in Mediterranean environments 
• Spain is the first country in the world in the number of these declared areas, with a total of 52 Biosphere Reserves

• The study will focus on the recovery of the natural areas that have been affected by the effects of the "Gloria" storm this week.
• The Terres de l'Ebre Biosphere Reserve has a high biodiversity, and includes one of the most important wetlands of the Mediterranean, the Ebro Delta.
• The UNESCO International Centre, headquarters of the Foundation, is a centre for the dissemination of ideas, projects and knowledge, dedicated to the sustainable management of natural and cultural heritage.