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TITLE Access: A Directory of Contacts, Environmental DataBases, and Scientific Infrastructure on 175 BiosphereReserves in 32 Countries.

INSTITUTION Department of State, Washington, DC. Bureau of Oceansand International Environmental and ScientificAffairs.; United Nations Educational, Scientific, andCultural Organization, Paris (France).

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ABSTRACTFollowing the EuroMAB meeting in Strasbourg, France

(September 1991) and on an initiative of the Man and the BiosphereNational Committee of the United States, a decision was made tocreate a research network from information available in biospherereserves in 30 European countries, Canada and the United States. ThisDirectory of EuroMAB Biosphere Reserves summarizes information on 175biosphere reserves in these 32 counties. Its purpose is to direct thereader to sources of data and other information on the ongoingscientific activities in these biosphere reserves. The text of thedirectory is organized alphabetically by country and providesinformation on national contacts for biosphere reserves, names of thebiosphere reserves, administrative units, administering entities,locations in latitude and longitude coordinates, area in hectares ofthe administrative units, biome and biogeographical provinces, yearsdesignated as a biosphere reserve, administrative officers andtelephone numbers, and principal monitoring and research themes. Alarge tabular summary of the scientific databases, research topics,and available site support for research in EuroMAB biosphere reservesfollows the directory text. For each country, a biosphere locationmap indicates the general location of the biosphere reserve. (LZ)

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Bulgaria

Canada

Croatia

Czech Republic

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

Germany

Greece

Hungary

Italy

Kyrgyzstan

Malta

Netherlands

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Poland

Portugal

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Russia

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Spain

Sweden

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A Directory of Contacts,Environmental Data Bases,and Scientific Infrastructureon 175 Biosphere Reservesin 32 Countries

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Secretariat for 1991-1993: France MAB . Secretariat Biosphere Reserves Intregated Monitoring Project: U.S. MABTelephone 33-61-28-53-38 FAX: 33-61-73-54-77 Telephone 1-703-235-2946 FAX: 1-703-235-3002

INTRODUCTION

Les preoccupations recentes en matiere d'observation de revolution desecosystemes, des changements de differentes nature, de la biodiversity, fontressortir avec force la necessite de disposer d'outils de recherches appropries.

A la suite de la reunion EuroMAB tenue a Strasbourg en Septembre 1991 et al'initiative du conseil national des USA it a ete decide de creer un reseaud'observation de BRIM (Biosphere Reserve Integrated Monitoring program). Il estcertain que les 175 reserves reparties entre 32 pays constituent des renseignementcomparatifs, measurables, et utiles. Ce sont des lieux de concentration derecherches et d'observation presentant en outre l'avantage d'etre concus pour lelong terme. D'autre part la coexistence de ce reseau d'observation etd'experimentations dans le domaine de developpment durable ne peut qu'etreprofitable.

Encore faut'il savoir qui fait quoi, comment et ou sont stockees des donnees etcomment elles peuvent etre traitees?

L'outil qui doit permettre d'utiliser les outils est donc en train d'etre fabriquesans doute pour le profit de la gestion des reserves de la biosphere mais aussi pourcelle d'une grand partie de noire planete.

Jacques LecomteChair, France MABChair, EuroMAB 1991-1993

Recent concerns resulting from observed changes in ecosystems, other types ofchanges in nature, and changes in biodiversity sharply underscore the need forappropriate research tools.

Following the EuroMAB meeting in Strasbourg in September 1991 and on aninitiative of the Man and the Biosphere National Committee of the United States ofAmerica, a decision was made to create a research network from informationavailable in biosphere reserves in 30 European countries and in Canada and theUnited States of America, the Biosphere Reserve Integrated Monitoring (BRIM)program. It is clear that the 175 biosphere reserves located in these 32 countriescontain useful, measurable, comparative information. They have been identified asthe areas where research and observation will be concentrated, and, in addition,have the advantage of having been designed for the long term. Also, thecoexistence of this observation network and experimentation in the areas ofsustainable development can only be beneficial.

There is still, though, a need to know: what, how, and where these data arebeing stored and how they will be processed.

This volume, the tool that should make it possible to use the availableinformation, is therefore being created, undoubtedly, to utilize the tools available tobenefit the management of biosphere reserves and, also, to benefit the managementof a large part of our planet.

Jacques LecomteChair, France MADChair, EuroMAB 1991-1993

USE OF THIS DIRECTORY

This Directory of EuroMAB Biosphere Reserves summarizes information onbiosphere reserves in 32 countries in Europe, Canada, and the United States. Its purposeis to direct the reader to sources of data and other information on the scientific activitiescurrently ongoing in these biosphere reserves. It is the intent of the creators of thisdirectory to encourage and facilitate communication and cooperation involving biospherereserves in order to address environmental problems-and to demonstrate the role ofbiosphere reserves in conservation and the sustainable use of ecosystems.

This directory provides a common information base for use by policy makers,planners, scientists, and resource managers in government agencies and nongovernmentalorganizations, as well as for private individuals interested in biosphere reserves. It willprovide a basic reference for use in developing the scientific and educational functions ofthe EuroMAB biosphere reserve network, which, as of early 1993, includes 175 biospherereserves in 32 countries.

The text of the directory is organized alphabetically by country, and within eachcountry, alphabetically according to the name of the biosphere reserve. A large tabularsummary follows the directory text. The tabular summary provides information on thescientific databases, research topics, and available site support for research in EuroMABbiosphere reserves.

The directory was compiled from information provided by the UNESCO MABSecretariat, National MAB Committees, and biosphere reserve administrators. Specificinformation sources included published UNESCO compilations of information onbiosphere reserves, biosphere reserve nomination applications prepared by National MABCommittees, and a 1987 UNESCO survey of biosphere reserves. A computer database,developed from the 1987 survey by Yale University, provided the initial basis for preparingthe tabular summary at the end of the directory. The United States MAB Secretariat, incooperation with other EuroMAB representatives, updated and expanded the database, andcirculated the entire directory for review and verification by National MAB Committeesparticipating in EuroMAB.

The following explanations are provided to assist users ininterpretating the information in the directory:

National Contact for Biosphere Reserves.

The first page of each country's biosphere reserve directory lists the name, address,telephone number, and, where applicable, the facsimile transmission (FAX) number for theindividual designated by the country's National Committee for Man and the Biosphere asthe national contact for biosphere reserves. Users of the directory should direct generalinquiries on national policies, programs, and activities relating to biosphere reserves to thenational contact. A few recently established EuroMAB countries do not have a nationalMAB committee or a national contact for biosphere reserves. In these cases, users shoulddirect general inquiries to the administrative officer or site manager of one of the country'sbiosphere reserves.

Telephone Numbers and FAX Numbers.

The directory lists these numbers according to a standard protocol to facilitateinternational dialing. The first number, listed in brackets, is the country code. The numbercontains from one to three digits. The second number, listed in parentheses, is the city orarea code. The number, when required, contains from one to five digits. A "+" followsthis number in the directory to separate country and city or area codes from the localtelephone number. The local telephone number normally contains from three to eightdigits.

Local telephone numbers of 5 digits or fewer are listed as unbroken numbers; largernumbers are broken into groups of three and four digits. Thus, a complete listing for atelephone number in the United States, for example, would be [11(202) + 555-5555. Theneed for operator assistance is indicated when required to complete a local call. Somecountries require unique access codes for dialing within the country, and theserequirements may differ from those for international dialing. The directory does not listthese in-country requirements. Directory users should become familiar with any localrequirements when making calls within the country.

The Biosphere Reserve Location Map

This directory contains a country map indicating the general location of thebiosphere reserves for each EuroMAB participating country. The map shows the countryboundary, adjacent states, and the names and locations of each of the country's biospherereserves.

Biosphere Reserve Information Sheets

This directory includes a one page information sheet for each EuroMAB biospherereserve. The name of the biosphere reserve is based on the January 1993 UNESCOlisting. Administrative units, such as "national park" or "protected landscape area," arenot included in the name, but are listed under Administrative Unit. Many biospherereserves include multiple administrative units. For reserves containing two administrativeunits, both units are listed. For biosphere reserves containing three or more administrativeunits, the directory usually indicates "multiple units." Under Administering Entity, thedirectory lists the government agency, organization, or other entity (entities) primarilyresponsible for administering or coordinating the biosphere reserve. A few biospherereserves contain an administrative unit in two countries. Each country's unit isadministered autonomously in accordance with its applicable laws and regulations. In thesecases, a separate one-page information sheet is provided for the unit in each country. Theinformation sheets are cross-referenced.

The Location. of the biosphere reserve is normally reported by the latitude andlongitude coordinates for the approximate geographic center of the biosphere reserve. Forvery large sites, a range of coordinates is reported. For biosphere reserves containing twoor more units, or clusters of units, that are widely separated geographically, the coordinatesof the approximate geographic centers of these units or clusters of units are reported.

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The Area of the biosphere reserve is the area in hectares of the administrative unitor units officially designated by UNESCO as the biosphere reserve. This area normallyincludes the core area(s) and buffer zone(s) of the biosphere reserve, but not thesurrounding transition area, or zone of cooperation, except in cases where the latter is anofficially designated component of the biosphere reserve.

The directory lists UNESCO's categorization of each biosphere reserve by Biomeand Biogeographical Province as an indication of each site's general ecologicalcharacteristics. The categorization uses the Udvardy system of territorial biogeographicclassification, which recognizes 14 biomes and 193 biogeographical provinces (M.D.F.Udvardy. 1975. A classification of the biogeographical provinces of the world. IUCNOccasionnal Paper No.18). If a site includes coastal or marine ecosystems, the biomelisting notes the presence of these components.

The Year Designated as a Biosphere Reserve reflects the year UNESCOrecognized the biosphere reserve under its current name. A few multiple unit biospherereserves represent consolidation of administrative units originally designated as biospherereserves under different names. The year of the original designation for each of theseadministrative units is not listed.

The contact for the biosphere reserve is normally a single individual who isresponsible for administration and coordination of programs to implement biospherereserve objectives as well as site protection and management. In some EuroMABbiosphere reserves, different individuals are responsible for administration and sitemanagement. In these cases, the directory provides a separate listing for theAdministrative officer and site manager.

The telephone number and, where applicable, the FAX number for thecontact(s) are listed using the standard protocol described. If the biosphere reserve contacthas access to an electronic mail system, the directory identifies the name of the E-mailsystem and the computer address.

principal Monitoring and Research Themes reflect the activities of greatestemphasis in the biosphere reserve's ongoing scientific programs. The listing is based oninformation in published UNESCO documentation or provided directly by national MABorganizations or individual biosphere reserves.

The EuroMAB Biosphere Reserve Survey

At the end of the directory is a matrix of biosphere reserve survey information oncategories of basic resource information, research topics, and site support for 169 of the175 EuroMAB Biosphere Reserves designated as of early 1993. No data are available forsix biosphere reserves. The survey table summarizes general information on the scientificactivities, infrastructure, and facilities of each biosphere reserve. This information isprovided to encourage communication involving biosphere reserves. Those interested inmore detailed information may obtain this information from the designated contactindividual for the biosphere reserve. An "X" under a category indicates that the categoryof activity applies to the biosphere reserve. A number under the category indicates theapproximate duration of continuous or intermittent activity in years.

The survey table summarizes the availability of Basic Resource Informationaccording to the broad headings of biological inventory (7 categories), ecologicalmonitoring (10), resource maps (6), and historical records (6).

Research Topics are presented for ecosystem cycles and processes (7categories), species populations (3), pollution (4), human systems (7), andmanagement practices (10). The table identifies the categories for which the biospherereserve has a record of previous or ongoing scientific activity.

Under the broad heading of Site Support, the survey table summarizes theavailability, within the biosphere reserve, of scientific infrastructure (6 categories),monitoring and research facilities (6) and permanent research staff. An "X"under a category indicates that the facility or component of infrastructure is currentlyavailable at the biosphere reserve. For several categories, a number is provided. Underlodging for scientists, the number of scientists for whom lodging can be provided isindicated. Under permanent plots: lake/stream and permanent plots:vegetation, the numberof plots established for long-term observations is indicated. Under watershed research site,the survey table indicates the number of watersheds used for conducting interdisciplinarystudies. Under permanent research staff, the survey table records the number of scientistsand technical support staff responsible for implementing the biosphere reserve's researchprogram. For biosphere reserves having units in two countries, the table provides data foreach unit.

Following the survey table, the directory provides additional data summaries toassist users interested in identifying opportunities for cooperation involving biospherereserves in particular biomes. The first summary lists the number of each country'sbiosphere reserves by biome. The second lists, for each biome, the number of EuroMABbiosphere reserves (ex 170) with affirmative responses for each of the 76 informationcategories in the survey. The third lists the frequency of the data bases on the EuroMABbiosphere reserves.

EUROMAB COUNTRIES WITH BIOSPHERE RESERVES

Austria (4)Belarus (1)Bulgaria (17)Canada (6)Croatia (1)

Czech Republic (5 -- one joint with Poland)Denmark (1)Estonia (1)Finland (1)France (8)

Germany (12)Greece (2)Hungary (5)Ireland (2)Italy (3)

Kyrgyzstan (1, joint with Uzbekistan)Netherlands (1)Norway (1)Poland (7 -- 1 joint with Czech Republic, 2 joint with Slovakia)Portugal (1)

Romania (3)Russia(14)Spain (11)Slovakia (4 -- 2 joint with Poland)Sweden (1)

Switzerland (1)Turkmenistan (1)Ukraine (3)United Kingdom (13)United States (47)

Uzbekistan (1- joint with Kyrgyzstan)Yugoslavia* (1)

32 countries, 175 biosphere reserves (4 have units in 2 countries)

Note: Number of biosphere reserves in January 1993 is indicated in parentheses

ACKNOWLEDGMENTSFOR

LEADERSHIP, GUIDANCE AND ASSISTANCE

This directory is the result of a process that started at the EuroMAB III Congress inSeptember of 1991, in Strasbourg, France. EuroMAB is the cooperative framework forMAB Programs of the countries of Europe and North America and was established byUNESCO to promote intra-regional cooperation. Similar geopolitical regional cooperativeMAB programs exist for Africa, Asia and Latin America.

At the EuroMAB III Congress, two scientific presentations attracted considerableattention of the delegates. The first presentation was by Dr. Caroline Bledsoe of theUniversity of California, Davis, entitled "Networking the Networks." Drawing upon herexperience as the coordinator of the Long Term Ecological Research Sites (LTERS) of theNational Science Foundation, she pointed out that while many specialized scientificresearch sites and networks exist throughout the world, most were uniquely specialized andhad little communication with other sites or networks. Yet, many sites in differentnetworks do carry out apparently complementary research activities. She noted that thesharing of this information should be promoted to the wider scientific community beyondthe narrowly specialized disciplines for which the specific network was initiallyestablished.

Dr. Bledsoe --with support from U.S. MAB and other funding sources --has, since1991, organized two workshops to develop an inter-networks pilot project to determine ifsites from various networks could indeed carry out, on a pilot basis, coordinated ecologicalresearch and monitoring programs. Copies of the workshops report, Ecological Networkof Networks: Creating A Network to Study Ecological Effects of Global Climate Change,(eds. Caroline S. Bledsoe and Mary C. Barber) are available from the U.S. MABSecretariat in Washington, D.C.

A second significant stimulus to this directory which was also presented at theEuroMAB HI Congress was provided by Dr. Michael Ruggiero, Chief of the Wildlife andVegetation Division of the National Park Service. He showed how standardized biologicalinventory measures can monitor biological diversity within protected areas, and serve astools for management and budget decision making. Such standardized inventories ifbroadly based across biogeographical regions or biomes, could also be useful to policymakers for monitoring indicators of global change.

To Dr. Bledsoe and Dr. Ruggiero whose presentations stimulated the production ofthis directory, we acknowledge with gratitude their scientific leadership.

Following discussion of these presentations, Dr. Jaques Lecomte, Chairman of theCongress, appointed a small working group to further pursue the concepts as they relatedto activities which could be promoted among the biosphere reserves of Europe and NorthAmerica. Consequently, Minister Counselor Wilfried Goerke and Mr. Juergen Nauber ofGermany, Dr. Francisco Garcia Novo of Spain, Dr. Valerie Neronov of Russia, Dr.Michael Morris of the United Kingdom, along with Dr. Ruggiero met to further advancethe concepts of inter-biosphere working relationships. This working group recognized thatwhile much valuable ecological work was being accomplished on biosphere reserves --some of it strikingly similar in essence little interchange had occurred except throughsome specialized bilateral research programs among individual scientists or publications injournals of the various specialized disciplines. What was needed, they determined, was a

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mechanism to open up the scientific resources of the biosphere reserves not only to thoseworking on other biosphere reserves, but to the wider scientific community as well.

The group thought that EuroMAB's strength and relative advantage lay in itspotential ability to integrate the multiple scientific data bases being compiled on biospherereserves for purposes such as monitoring global change and changes in global/intra-regional biological diversity. Hence the project's acronym was created to reflect this"Biosphere Reserve Integrated Monitoring (BRIM)" project which would build upon theexisting strengths of the reserves and not require a costly new initiative of the cooperatingMAB programs.

Therefore, the group recommended that the EuroMAB III Congress commission aspecial study and work group to develop international linkages between the biospherereserves in the EuroMAB region. The EuroMAB Congress accepted this recommendation.

To help implement this process, U.S. MAB offered to first carry out a survey of theexisting Biosphere Reserves in the EuroMAB region to identify key scientific research andmonitoring strengths of the reserves and to host a workshop within 6 months to furtherelaborate a program to promote inter-biosphere reserve communications.

A U.S. MAB interagency working group consisting of Dr. Paul Dunn, USDAForest Service, Dr. Clive Jorgensen, the Department of Energy, Dr. Joann Roskoski of theNational Science Foundation, Granville Sewell of the Department of State, Drs. Ruggieroand William Gregg of the National Park Service and Dr. William Jenkins of The NatureConservancy was then established to assist the U.S. MAB Secretariat in developing thegoals and a strategy for obtaining the desired information.

At the initial meeting of this group, Dr. William Gregg presented informationconcerning a 1987 survey of biosphere reserves which was conducted by UNESCO. Thedata base of information resulting from that survey had been given by UNESCO to YaleUniversity. Dr. Gregg obtained a copy of the original data base from Yale, and was theleader in interpreting this database. The U.S. working group reviewed the contents of theUNESCO/Yale data base and identified approximately 65 fields of scientific data, siteinfrastructure and other information about the biosphere reserves in the EuroMAB regionthey thought would be most useful to the wider scientific community. The group concludedthat one of the most effective ways in which this scientific information being gathered onbiosphere reserves could be shared was to produce a directory of the biosphere reservesdescribing the available data and other relevant information.

At this point Mr. Mark Pankin of Arlington, Virginia was contracted with by theU.S. MAB Secretariat to develop the formats which appear in this directory. Thecomputer skills and database manipulative ability of Mr. Pankin are truly appreciated as hehas taken this data and made it possible for it to be more readily accessible and to be utilizedby the scientific community. Mr. Pankin's helpful suggestions on formatting informationfor clarity were also most constructive and appreciated.

Within 45 days of returning from the EuroMAB Congress, the U.S. MABSecretariat sent out to all "BRIM" coordinators an initial draft format containing thepreliminary information gleaned from the UNESCO/Yale data base and other sources, andrequesting, with a deadline of December 31, 1991, the return of whatever updatedinformation could be obtained to add to the accuracy and utility of this directory.

By December 31, 1991, 60 percent of the 175 biosphere reserves in the 32countries had responded within the given time frame. By the convening of the February1992 U.S workshop on BRIM, over 70 percent had responded with corrected and updatedinformation.

Nine countries sent delegates to the U.S. workshop at the U.S. MAB Secretariat.The delegates worked for 4 days, reviewing the information which the biosphere reserveshad provided and discussed with experts developing international scientific research andmonitoring programs.

The delegates decided to pursue the creation of five BRIM products to increase theutility, the inter-communications and the accessibility of the scientific community to theinformation being gathered on biosphere reserves. The recommended products were:

1. The publishing of this directory U.S. MAB agreed to spearhead this effort.

2. Produce a similar yet more descriptive and detailed directory concerningthe permanent research plots on biosphere reserves. The MAB Programs ofGermany and Spain (with Denmark later joining the effort) agreed to takethe initial responsibility for developing this.

3. Develop a series of case studies specifically concerning social anddemographic elements in biosphere reserves. Canada/MAB agreed to take theleadership position on this element.

4. Develop a standardized reporting format for biosphere reserves to documentflora, fauna and the status of biological inventories. The MAB Programs of theCzech Republic, Slovak Republic, Sweden and the U.S. agreed to collaborativeleadership for this project.

5. Develop a global change project proposal involving north/south transectsutilizing biosphere reserves to the maximum extent, as well as utilizing alpineand high altitude sites as proxy measures for latitudinal gradients. Russia/MABvolunteered to develop this project proposal.

The February 1992 workshop had also noted the relative lack of informationinvolving management plans and social science elements in the UNESCO survey data.They recommended that the sites should be re-surveyed to obtain additional information onthese elements.

Therefore, U.S. MAB again surveyed the reserves an exercise which alsoprovided an excellent opportunity to show the reserves an interim product and asked themto verify the accuracy of the information that the reserves had already supplied. Eight morecategories of information were therefore added to the database matrix. Country and areacoordinators were also called upon to contact those biosphere reserves to whichcommunications were more difficult. Dr. Neronov deserves special appreciation infacilitating the gathering of information from biosphere reserves in the former SovietUnion.

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The U.S. MAB Secretariat obtained the computer software program "Mac Globe"and utilized the maps from that program for the country contact pages. Andrew G. Solesof Mary Washington College, Virginia, working with Mr. Pankin, initially transferred thelongitude and latitude coordinates to locate the biosphere reserve sites on the maps.

The updating and entering of all of this information was carried out by Ms. EricaSerabien, of the National Park Service who, working with Dr. Gregg, was key indeveloping and keying in the formats containing the site specific information on eachbiosphere reserve. Her patience and willingness to continually update the original data andmake the numerous changes is most gratefully acknowledged.

In July of 1992, a second workshop on EuroMAB Brim was held, this one hostedby France MAB in Paris. This meeting was scheduled so that some of the BRIMparticipants could also participate in the UNESCO/International Geosphere BiosphereProgram (IGBP) workshop on Global Change in Terrestrial Ecosystems and inform themabout the BRIM project. Draft pages of this directory were reviewed and modified;country leaders of the other BRIM products reported on their progress and problemsencountered in the process of implementing their BRIM sub-projects noted above.

By the time the 12th International Coordinating Conference of the UNESCO Manand the Biosphere Program was held in January 1993, in Paris, France, an initial draft ofthis directory had been completed. It was circulated to the EuroMAB delegates and adeadline of March was set for the submission of additions or corrections by theparticipating countries.

In the meantime, of course, some new countries emerged, spellings changed andsome new biosphere reserves were recognized by the MAB Bureau. All of these changes,as well as the needed meticulous tasks of ensuring consistencies, were ably guided by Mrs.Cecile Ledsky of the U.S. MAB Secretariat staff. Mrs. Ledsky ably took on thetremendous task of ensuring the internal consistency of this directory as new nationsemerged, others declined, spelling changed and changed back again. Her dedication andhigh professional standards were critical in producing this directory and ensuring itsaccuracy.

A final note of appreciation must also go to the UNESCO MAB staff who havenow adopted the formats herein and will produce a directory including the nearly equalnumber of biosphere reserves in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Thus, a truly globaldirectory of biosphere reserves is to be produced by the early autumn of 1993 andUNESCO is to be congratulated.

In sum, therefore, it is a pleasure to note that this directory will soon be outmodedby one considerably more comprehensive and expansive. One of the true potentials of theinternational network of biosphere reserves, to link the world's most extensive network ofconservation reserves and scientific research sites is about to become a reality.

To all those who labored so diligently on ACCESS, and to their supervisors andmanagers who encouraged their participation and collaboration with the U.S. MABSecretariat, your significant contributions are most appreciated and congratulations are due.

Roger E. Soles, Ph.D.Executive DirectorU.S. MAB

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Use of This Directory

Acknowledgments

Table of Contents

Country and Biosphere Reserve Information

AustriaBelarusBulgariaCanadaCroatiaCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryIrelandItalyKyrgyzstanNetherlandsNorwayPolandPortugalRomaniaRussiaSpainSlovakiaSwedenSwitzerlandTurkmenistanUkraineUnited KingdomUnited StatesUzbekistanYugoslavia*

EuroMAB Biosphere Reserve Data Bases

Basic Resource InformationResearch TopicsSite Support

Tabular Data Summaries

Country Biosphere Reserves by BiomeData Summaries by BiomeData Bases by Frequency

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Country and Biosphere Reserve Information

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY AUSTRIA

NATIONAL CONTACT FOR BIOSPHERE RESERVES

Name: Dr. Gerlinde SchrammelSecretary of the Austrian MAB National Committee

Address: Osterreichische Akademie der WissenschaftenDr. Ignaz Seipel Platz, 2A-1010 WienAustria

Telephone: [43] (222) + 5158-1268, [43] (222) + 5158-1271FAX: [43] (222) + 513-9541

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAP

AUSTRIA

GERMANY

75 km

GossenkolleseeGurgler Kamm

ITALY

CZECH REP.

Lobau

Neuseidler See-Osterreichischer Teil

HUNGARY

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EuRoMAB DIRECTORY AUSTRIA

Biosphere Reserve: Gossenkollesee

Administrative Unit:

Administering Entity: Local government

Location: 47°14'N, 10011E

Area (hectares): 100

Elevation Range: 2,413 (lake level) - 2,828m

Biome: Mixed mountain systems with complexzonation

Biogeographic Province: Central European Highlands

Year Designated as Biosphere Reserve: 1977

Administrative Officer,

Contact:

Address: Amt der Tiro ler LandesregierungAbteilung UmweltschutzSillgasse 8A-6020 InnsbruckAustria

Telephone: [43] (512) + 576-377FAX: [43] (512) + 576-377-200

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:

High mountain lake ecosystemsQuantitative autecological investigationsEnvironmental monitoring

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EuRoMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:


Administering Entity:

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

AUSTRIA

Biogeographic Province:

Gurgler Kamm

Obergurgler Zirbenwald

Local government

46°51'N, 11°04'E

1,500

1,900 - 3,400m

Mixed mountain systems with complexzonation

Central European Highlands


Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Administrative Officer

Amt der Tiro ler LandesregierungAbteilung UmweltschutzSillgasse 8A-6020 InnsbruckAustria

[43] (512) + 576-377[43] (512) + 576-377-200


GeologyBiological investigationsMountain systems

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Biosphere Reserve: Lobau

Administrative Unit: Lobau Reserve

Administering Entity: Magistratsabteilung 22-Umweltschutz

Location: 48°10'N, 16°32'E

Area (hectares): 1,000

Elevation Range: 150 - 155m





Contact: Michael Kubik

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Townhall of ViennaMagistrats abteilung 22 UmweltschutzEbendorferstrasse 41082 ViennaAustria

[43] (222) 4000 88263[43] (222) 4099 88211, 4099 88215


Limnological studiesVegetation mappingBotanical studies

20


Biosphere Reserve: Neusiedler See-Osterreichischer Teil


Administering Entity: Mostly private ownerships; researchadministered by Illmitz Biological Station

Location: 47°40'-56'N, 16°40'-160°52'E


Elevation Range: 114m

Biome: Temperate broad-leaf forests

Biogeographic Province: Pannonian



Contact:

Address: Illmitz Biological StationAbteilung 4 Nature and LandschaftsschutzA-7142 IllmitzAustria

Telephone:FAX:

[43] (2175) + 2328[43] (2175) + 232-810


Hydrological monitoringMeteorological monitoringBiological studies on migratory birdsHuman impacts on lake biotaEutrophication research

21

EuroMAB DIRECTORY BELARUS


Name: Vladimir Gonchar

Address: 211188, post. DomzheritsyLepel DistrictVitebsk RegionBelarus

Telephone: [7] (02132) + 21380, + 26342, + 26343FAX: [7] (0172) + 200-696

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPBELARUS

22

EuRoMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


BELARUS

Berezinsky

Berezinsky Reserve

Council of Ministers

54°30'N, 28°30'E

114,000

164 - 220m

Temperate broad-leaf forests

Middle European Forest

Year Designated as biosphere reserve: 1979


Contact: Vladimir Gonchar

Address:

Telephones:

FAX:

Principal

211188, p/o DomzheritsyLepel DistrictVitebsk RegionBelarus

[7] (02132) + 21380[7] (02132) + 26342[7] (02132) + 26343[7] (0172) + 200-696

Monitoring and Research Themes:

Multimedia environmental monitoring(atmosphere, precipitation, soil,vegetation, animals)

Impact of agriculture and drainage onwetlands and woodlands

23

EuroMAB DIRECTORY BULGARIA


Name: Taniu Michev, DirectorIvan Yanchev, Technical Secretary

Address: Institute for Ecology2 Gargarin Str.Bulgarian Academy of Sciences1113 SofiaBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (2) 705-498FAX: [359] (2) 705-498


BULGARIA

1. Alibotouch2. Bistrishko Branichte3. Boatine4. Djendema5. Doupkata6. Doupki-Djindjiritza

7. Kamchia8. Koupena9. Mantaritza

10. Marichini Ezera11. Ouzounboudjak12. Parangalitza

13. Srebarna14. Steneto15. Tchervenata Stena16. Tchouprene17. Tsaritchina

24


Biosphere Reserve: Alibotouch

Administrative Unit: Alibotouch Reserve

Administering Entity: Department of Forestry

Location: 41°25'N, 23°32'E


Elevation Range: 1,150 - 2,200m


Biogeographic Province: Balkan Highlands



Contact: Ivan Radoinova

Address: Forestry Gotze DelchevSofia DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (73) +


Floristic studiesAvifaunal studies


Biosphere Reserve: Bistrishko Branichte

Administrative Unit: Bistrishko Branichte Reserve


Location: 42°35'N, 23°15'E







Contact: Todor Rochkov

Address: National Park VitoshaSofia DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] + 870-052


26


Biosphere Reserve: Boatine

Administrative Unit: Boatine Reserve


Location: 42°52'N, 24°20'E


Elevation Range: 750 - 1,900m


Biogeographic Province:. Balkan Highlands



Contact: Borislav Bechsev

Address: Forestry Cherni VitCherni VitLovetch DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] 227


2?


Biosphere Reserve: Djendema

Administrative Unit: Djendema Reserve


Location: 42°47'N, 24°45'E







Contact: Georgi Bankov

Address: Plovdiv DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (335) + 26500


9 n


Biosphere Reserve: Doupkata

Administrative Unit: Doupkata Reserve

Administering Entity: Department of Forestry, Pazardhik Region

Location: 41°50'N, 24°15'E


Elevation Range: 1,000 1,645m





Contact:

Address:

Georgi Kunev

Forestry BorovoPlovdiv DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] 381


20


Biosphere Reserve: Doupki-Djindjiritza

Administrative Unit: Baiuva Doupki and Malka DjindjiritzaReserves


Location: 44°48'N, 23°25'E







Contact: K. Ikonomov

Address: NP Pirin,BankskoBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (73) + 1287 or 2313


Floristic studiesEcological studies of chamois

30


Biosphere Reserve: Kamchia

Administrative Unit: Kamchia Reserve


Location: 43°02'N, 27°50'E


Elevation Range: 0 4m

Biome: Temperate broad-leaf forests(includes costal/marine component)




Contact: Ivan Dimitrov

Address: Forestry Staro OriahovoVarna DistrictBulgaria

Telephones: [359] (5141) + 2310, [359] (52) + 449-686



Biosphere Reserve: Koupena

Administrative Unit: Koupena Reserve


Location: 42°05'N, 24°20'E


Elevation Range: 650 1,410m

Biome: Mixed mountain systems with complexzonation.




Contact: Vasil Iordanov

Address: Forestry Peshtera,Plovdiv DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (350) + 3885


32


Biosphere Reserve: Mantaritza

Administrative Unit: Mantaritza Reserve


Location: 41°58'N, 24°02'E




Biogeographic Province: Balkan Highlands,



Contact: Svetoslav Meganov

Address: Forestry RakitovoPlovdiv DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (3512) + 2155


Silvicultural studies


Biosphere Reserve: Marichini Ezera

Administrative Unit: Marichini Ezera Reserve


Location: 42°14'N, 23°35'E







Contact: Georgi Vulkov

Address: Forestry BorovetzSofia DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (2) + 870-052


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EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve: Ouzounboudjak

Administrative Unit: Ouzounboudjak Reserve


Location: 42°00'N, 27°45'E







Contact: Dimo Kunev

Address: Forestry KostiBourgaso DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (56) + 442-984

BULGARIA


3J


Biosphere Reserve: Parangalitza

Administrative Unit: Parangalitza Reserve


Location: 42°15'N, 23°15'E







Contact: Georgi Kalasbakov

Address: Forestry Blagoev gradSofia DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (73) + 23896


Research on game animalsResearch on flora and vegetationSilvicultural studies

36


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Srebarna

Srebarna Nature Reserve

Research and Coordination Center for theProtection and Restoration of theEnvironment

44°05'N, 27°07'E

1,143

100m





Contact: Ivan Dimitrov

Address: Forestry SilistraBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (86)


Species population (long-term)Ecological requirements for species

conservation

3


Biosphere Reserve: Steneto

Administrative Unit: Steneto National Park


Location: 42°48'N, 24°40'E







Contact: Kotcho Kochev

Address: Forestry Cherni OsamLovetch DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (377) + 6702


Forest vegetation studiesFaunal studiesCave studies

38


Biosphere Reserve: Tchervenata Stena

Administrative Unit: Tchervenata Stena Reserve


Location: 41°52'N, 24°45'E







Contact: Dimitar Djambazov

Address: Forestry AsenovgradPlovdiv DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (331) + 23040


Floristic studies (relict forests)

39


Biosphere Reserve: Tchouprene

. Administrative Unit: Tchouprene Reserve


Location: 43°43'N, 22°30'E







Contact: Blagoi Georgiev

Address: Forestry MihailovgradDepartment of VidineBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (96) + 23541


40


Biosphere Reserve: Tsaritchina

Administrative Unit: Tsaritchina Reserve


Location: 42°50'N, 24°30'E







Contact: Liubomir Iv anov

Address: Lovetch DistrictBulgaria

Telephone: [359] (32) + 682-7960


Silvicultural researchOrnithological observations

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY CANADA


Name: Mr. Bruce Amos

Address: ChairmanWorking Group on Biosphere ReservesCanada/MABCanadian Commission for UNESCO99 Metcalfe 54, C.P. 1047Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5V8Canada

Telephone: [1] (613) + 598-4330FAX: [1] (613) + 598-4405

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPCANADA

600 km'7cZ:7

ro

Riding Mountain

Waterton Lakes Cha

St.-Hilaire.Niagara Escarpme

UNITED STATESong Point

42

EuRoMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

CANADA


Charlevoix

Multiple units

Corporation de la reserve mondiale de labiosphere de Charlevoix

47°15'-48°05'N, 69°55'-71010'W

448,000

0 - 3,800m

Temperate needle-leaf forests(includes costal/marine component)

Canadian Taiga



Contact: Charles Roberge

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

4, Place de l'EgliseBaie-Saint-Paul, Quebec GOA IBOCanada

[1] (418) + 665-4454[1] (418) + 665-3811


Aquatic ecosystems (integrated)Atmospheric pollutionAvian and mammalianpopulation dynamics

Biological inventory(fish, mammals, invertebrates,vascular plants)

EthnobiologyGeology and geomorphologyLong-term ecological monitoringMultidisciplinary ecosystem

characterizationSilvicultural/forest managementSoil utilization

EuRoMAB DIRECTORY CANADA

Biosphere Reserve: Long Point

Administrative Unit: Multiple units (4)

Administering Entity: Long Point Biosphere Reserve ExecutiveCommittee

Location: 43 °35'N, 80°20'W



Biome: Lake systems(includes costal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Great Lakes



Contact: David Reid, ChairmanArthur Langford, Secretary

Address: Biosphere Reserve Executive CommitteeGeneral DeliveryPort Rowan, Ontario NOE 1M0Canada

Telephone: [1] (519) + 586-7122 (Secretary)


Long-term avian observations, includingannual waterfowl census

Wildlife management researchFisheries researchRecreation studiesEffects of industrial development

44

EuRoMAB DIRECTORY CANADA

Biosphere Reserve: Mont-Saint-Hilaire

Administrative Unit: Centre de conservation de la nature duMont-Saint-Hilaire

Administering Entity: McGill University

Location: 45°33'N, 75°10'W




Biogeographic Province: Eastern forest



Contact: Michel Drew

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

422, rue des MoulinsMont-Saint-Hilaire, Quebec J3G 4S6Canada

[1] (514) + 467-1755[1] (514) + 467-4074


Zoological studiesGeological and pedological studiesMeteorologyApplied geophysics

4 5

EuRoMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:

Administrative Units:

CANADA

Niagara Escarpment

Multiple units (includes more than 100protected areas), many ownerships

Administering Entity: Niagara Escarpment Commission andCanadian Parks Service

Location: 43°10'-45°15N, 79°03'-81°40'W




Biogeographic Province: Eastern Forest

Year. Designated as Biosphere Reserve: 1990Administrative Officer

Contacts: Richard MurzinMAB Liaison Officer

Nars BorodczakDirector

Niagara Escarpment Commission

Site ManagerRobert DaySuperintendentBruce Peninsula National Park

Addresses: 232 Guelph StreetGeorgetown, OntarioL7G 4B1Canada

P.O. Box 189Tobermory, Ontario NOH 2R0Canada

Telephone: [1] (416) + 877-5191 [1] (519) + 596-2233FAX: [1] (416) + 873-7452 [1] (519) + 596-2298

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Acidic depositionHuman systemsCultural anthropologyResource mappingEcosystem restorationAnthropOgenic pollutants

Biological surveys of flora and faunaEcosystem studies/succession/fire effectsMining reclamationFish/wildlife population dynamicsGreat Lakes level changesRecreation/tourism impacts

EuROMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

CANADA


Riding Mountain

Multiple units (3)

Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve

50°30'-51°01'N, 99°31'-101°05'W

297,591

318 - 755m

Temperate needle-leaf forests andTemperate grasslands

Canadian Taiga and Grasslands


Administrative Officer Site Manager

Contact: Ray Armbruster

Address: P.O. Box 428Rossburn, Manitoba ROJCanada

Mac Estabrook

Riding Mountain National ParkWasagaming,Manitoba ROJ 2H0Canada

Telephones:[1] (204) + 859-2088 [1] (204) 848-2811FAX: [1] (204) + 848-2596 [1] (204) 848-2596E-Mail:


Ecology/population dynamics of mammalsGrassland ecologySmall watershed ecosystems (long-term)

7

EuRoMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

CANADA


Waterton Lakes

Waterton Lakes National Park

Waterton Biosphere Association

49°00'-49°12'N, 113°39'-114°10'W

52,597

1,274 - 2,918m


Rocky Mountains



Contact: Larry Frith

Address: Twin Butte,Alberta TOK 2J0Canada

Mery Syroteuk

Waterton Lakes National ParkWaterton, Alberta TOK 2M0Canada

Telephone: [1] (403) + 627-2065 [1] (403) + 859-2262FAX: [1] (403) + 859-2650 [1] (403) + 859-2650


LimnologyWildlife population dynamicsEcologyPedologyArchaeology

48

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

No Named Contact for Biosphere Reserves

See Biosphere Reserve Manager

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPCROATIA

CROATIA

49

EuRoMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


CROATIA

Velebit Mountain

Velebit Nature Park

State government of Croatia

44°15'-45'N, 15°00'-45'E

150,000

200 - 1,757m

Evergreen sclerophyllous woodlands

Mediterranean Sclerophyll


Contact:

Address:

Telephone:


National Park PaklenicaZadarCroatia

[38] (57) +


GeomorphologyCave studiesResearch on plant communities

50

EuroMAB DIRECTORY CZECH REPUBLIC

Name:

Address:


Prof. Jan Jenik, ChairmanDr. Vera HruskovaSecretary, MAB National Committee

Academy of Sciences of the Czech RepublicNarodni tr. 3Prague 1Czech Republic 17000

Telephone: [42] (2) + 235-8065, ext. 420,[42] (2) + 297-941, ext. 3302

FAX: [42] (2) + 265-671


CZECH REPUBLIC

GERMANYKrkonose

Krivoklatsko

Sumava

Trebon Basin

AUSTRIA

100 km

Pa lava

POLAND

SLOVAKIA

51.


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Krivoklatsko

Krivoklatsko Protected Landscape Areaand Biosphere Reserve

Krivoklatsko Administration/Sprava chranenekrajinne oblasti Krivoklatsko

50°00'N, 13°52'E





Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:

Biosphere Reserve: 1977


Petr Stepanek

Zbecno 5270 24Czech Republic

[42] (313) + 98834

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Biogeochemical cycling and energy transfer

in small watershedsAbiotic, biotic and human environmentStructure/function of forest ecosystemsThreatened and rare plantsBiogenetic studiesZoology/malacologyGeology


Biosphere Reserve: Krkonose(see also Karkonosze Poland)

Administrative Unit: Krkonose National Park

Administering Entity: Biosphere Reserve Administration;Czech Ministry of the Environment

Location: 50 35'-49'N, 15 23'-53E







Contact: Jan StursaJiri Flousek

Address: Vrchlabi - Zamek543 11Czech Republic

Telephone:FAX:

[42] (438) + 21011[42] (438) + 23095


Impact of air pollution on montane, subalpineand alpine ecosystem: air and water quality,pedology, pedobiology, hydrology, hydrobiology,forestry, botany, entomology, vertebratology.

Forest and agricultural management in the mountainareas

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:


CZECH REPUBLIC

Pa lava

Pa lava Protected Landscape Areaand Biosphere Reserve

Administering Entity: Pa lava Administration/Sprava chranenekrajinne oblasti Pa lava

Location: 48°50'N, 16°40'E




Biogeographic Province: Middle European Forest



Contact: Jiri Matuska

Address: Namesti 32Mikulov692 01Czech Republic

Telephone: [42] (625) + 2585


ClimateVegetationSoils hydrologyLandscape dynamicsPlant populations monitoringAnimal populations monitoringEcology of riverine forests (long-term)

54

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

CZECH REPUBLIC


Year Designated as

Contact:Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Sumava

Sumava National Park and BiosphereReserve

Sumava Administration/Sprava narodnihoparku a chranene krajinne oblasti Sumava

49°01'N, 13°34'E

167,117

470 - 1,378m


Central European Highlands


Principal Monitoring

Administrative OfficerJiri Kec

Vimperk-Zamek385 01Czech Republic

[42] (339) + 21335[42] (339) + 22947

and Research Themes:Multidisciplinary basic and applied research

programAir pollutant/acidic depositionClimatological monitoringBoreo-alpine insects of north and central

European peatlandsEcological monitoringHydrobiology of lake systems

55


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

Trebon Basin

Trebon Basin Protected LandscapeArea/Biosphere Reserve

Trebonsko Administration/Sprava chranenekrajinne oblasti Trebonsko

49°00'N, 14°50'E

70,000

407 - 613m


Biogeographic Province: Middle European Forests



Contact: Jiri Janda

Address: Valy 121Trebon379 01Czech Republic

Telephone: [42] (333) + 3097


Abiotic, biotic, and human environmentStructure/function of ecosystemsInterrelationships of natural and

agricultural ecosystemsAlgal ecologyPlant communitiesWetlands

EuroMAB DIRECTORY DENMARK


Name: Henning Thing

Address: Danish Polar CenterStrandgadge 100HDK-1401 CopenhagenDenmark

Telephone: [45] (32) + 880-100FAX: [45] (32) + 880-101


GREENLAND (DENMARK)

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

DENMARK


North-East Greenland

North-East Greenland National Park

National Park Administration

71-83°N, 11°39'-63'E

97,000,000

0 - 3,000m

Tundra(includes costal/marine component)

Arctic desert and icecap


Contact:


Peter Nielsen

Address: c/o Directorate for Healthand Environment

P.O. Box 1170DK-3900 NuukGreenland

Telephone: [299] + 23000FAX: [299] + 24693E-Mail:

Henning Thing

Danish Polar CenterStrandgadke 100HDK-1401 CopenhagenDenmark

[45] (32) + 880-100[45] (32) + 880-101

OMNET H. Thing/Omnet


Littoral, limnetic, and terrestrial ecosystemsGlaciology

cz o

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

No Named Contact for Biosphere Reserves



ESTONIA

ESTONIA

39

EuroMAB DIRECTORY ESTONIA

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


West Estonian Archipelago

Multiple Units

State Biosphere Reserve Board (proposed)

58°30'N, 22°50'E

1,559,866(403,778 terrestrial, 1,156,078 marine)

0 - 63m

Temperate broad-leaf forests(includes costal/marine component)

Boreonemoral


Contact:

Address:

Telephone:

Principal Monitoring and


West Estonian Archipelago BiosphereP.O. Box 209Kuressaare 203 300Estonia

[7] (0142) + 2455-7975

Research Themes:

Biological inventoryLand use and managementNatural and human systems

0

EuroMAB DIRECTORY FINLAND


Name: M.Sc. Irma Peltola, SecretaryFinnish National MAB Committee

Address: The Academy of FinlandP.O. Box 57SF 00551 HelsinkiFinland

Telephone: [358] (0) + 775-81FAX: [358] (0) + 775-8299

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPFINLAND

NORWAY

SWEDEN

GULFOFBOTHNIA

Northern Karelian

GULF OF FINLAND

150 km

RUSSIA

61

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:


FINLAND

Northern Karelian

Patvinsuo and Petkeljarvi National Parks,Koivusuo Strict Nature Reserve, andKesonsuo Nature Reserve

Administering Entity: National Board of Forestry and privateadministration

Location: 63°N, 31°E



Biome: Temperate needle-leaf forests or woodlands

Biogeographical Province: West Eurasian Taiga


Site Manager

Contact: Timo J. Hokkanen

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

University of JoensuuMekrijarvi Research StationSF-82900 IlomantsiFinland

[358] (974) + 46151[358] (974) + 48188


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EuroMAB DIRECTORY FRANCE


Name: Dr. Jacques Lecomte, ChairmanDr. Catherine Cibien, Scientific Secretary

Address: Ministere de 1'Environnement14, Bd du General Leclerc92524 Neuilly-sur-Seine CedexParisFrance

Telephone: [33] (61) + 285-338FAX: [33] (61) + 735-477


FRANCE

Iroise

SPAIN

BELGIUM

150 km

Vosges du Nord

Cevennes Mont Ventoux

Camargu

GERMANY

SWITZERLAND

ITALY

Vallee du Fango

CORSICA


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Atoll de Taiaro

Reserve Integra le W. A. Robinsonand private lands

Commission on Natural Monumentsand Sites

15°44'S, 144°38'W

2,000

0 - 5m

Mixed island systems(includes costal/marine component)

Southeastern Polynesian



Conservator

Management Committee SecretariatCommission on Monuments and SitesBP 866Papeete, Tahiti

Telephone:


Biological inventory of atoll and lagoonAtoll and lagoon ecosystems

E

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

FRANCE


Camargue

Reserve national du Camargue

Reserve national du Camargue(national government)

43°30'N, 4°30'E

13,117

0 - 4m

Evergreen sclerophyllous woodlands(includes costal/marine component)




Contact: C. Coulet

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Domaine de la CapeliereRoute des Salins de Giraud13200 ArlesFrance

[33] (90) + 970-097[33] (90) + 970-097

Research Themes:

WetlandsBird populations


Biosphere Reserve: Cevennes

Administrative Unit: Parc national des Cevennes

Administering Entity: Parc national des Cevennes(multiple ownerships)

Location: 49°20'N, 1°40'E


Elevation Range: Maximum 1,700m


Biogeographic Province: Atlantic



Contact: Monsieur BenoitDirecteur du Parc national

Address: Parc national des Cevennes,Chateau de FloracB.P. 15P-48400 FloracFrance

Telephone: [33] (66) + 495-300FAX: [33] (66) + 495-302


Park management research to supportmaintaining an equilibrium betweenhuman activities and the environment

e6


Biosphere Reserve: Guadeloupe Archipelago

Administrative Unit: Guadeloupe National Park (2 units)

Administering Entity: Guadeloupe National Park administration

Location: 10 00'-27'N, 61 27'-48'W



Biome: Mixed island systems(includes costal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Lesser Antillean


Administrative OfficerContact: Monsieur le Directeur du Parc National

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Parc National de la GuadeloupeHabitation Beausoleil - MonteranBP 1397120 Saint-ClaudeGuadeloupe

[590] + 802-425[590] + 800-546


Rain forestCoral reef

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

FRANCE

Iroise

Parc Naturel Regional d'Armorique

Parc Naturel Regional d'Armorique(management board composed ofrepresentatives of municipalities,departments,and professional organizations)

48°24'N 4°58'W

21,400

-20m - 60m



Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:



L. M. Guillon

Parc Naturel Regional d'ArmoriqueMenez MeurHanvec29224 DaoulasFrance

[33] (98) + 219-069[33] (98) + 219-285


Ornithological observationsIntertidal biodiversityBotanical observationsIntegrated cartography

68

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



FRANCE

Mont Ventoux

Syndicat mixte d'amenagement etd'equipement du Mont Ventoux




Biome: Evergreen sclerophyllous woodland(ecotonal with temperate broad-leafforest)

Biogeographic Province: Mediterranean Sclerophyll



Contact: M. le President du Syndicat mixted'amenagement du Ventoux

Address: Conseil General du VaucluseB.P. 31884021 AvignonFrance

Telephone:FAX:

[33] (90) + 863-333[33] (90) + 827-527


Hydrology

CO


Biosphere Reserve: Vallee du Fango

Administrative Unit: Parc Naturel Regional de Corse

Administering Entity: Parc Naturel Regional de Corse




Biome: Evergreen sclerophyllous woodlands

Biogeographic Province: Mediterranean Sclerophyll



Contact: Leenhardt

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Rue Fiore llaB.P. 417F-20184 Ajaccio CedexFrance

[33] (95) + 507-013[33] (95) + 218-817


Multidisciplinary ecosystemresearch on the maquis

Meteorological/hydrological monitoringSclerophyllous forest

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



FRANCE

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Vosges du Nord

Parc Naturel Regional des Vosges du Nord

Le Syndicat Mixte du Parc NaturelRegional des Vosges du Nord

48°45'-49°11'N, 7°17'-7°55'E

120,200

200 - 580m


Atlantic



Contact: B. Roch, Directeur

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Parc Naturel Regional des Vosges du NordChateau de la Petite PierreP-67290 La Petite PierreFrance

[33] (88) + 704-655[33] (88) + 704-104

Research Themes:Peat bog/pine forestsBiological inventoriesVegetation studies, including ecological

succession and regeneration, role of fireAquatic ecosystems (long-term)Agricultural/silvicultureImpact of tourism

71

EuroMAB DIRECTORY GERMANY


Name: Mr. Juergen NauberSecretary General, German MAB National Committee

Address: c/o Bundesforschungsanstalt fur Naturschutz andLandschaftsoekologie

Konstantinstr. 110D-53179 Bonn 2Germany

Telephone: [49] (228) + 849-1138FAX: [49] (228) + 849-1200


GERMANY

Waddensea ofSchleswig-Holstein

NETHER-LANDS

2

wco

ddensea of Hamburg

addensea ofLower Saxony

Schorfheide-Chorin

Ruegen

Middle ElbeSpreewald

Rhoen VessertFore

Pfaelzerwald

FRANCE

POLAND

hueqngian

100 km

CZECH REP.

Bayerischer Wald

Berchtesgaden Alps

SWITZERLAND

AUSTRIA

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Biosphere Reserve: Bayerischer Wald

Administrative Unit: Bayerischer Wald National Park

Administering Entity: Nationalparkverwaltung Bayerischer Wald

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

48°55'N, 13°23'E

13,300

666 - 1,453m

Mixed mountain systems with complex zonation


Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:



Hans Bibelriether


Bayerischer Wald National ParkFreyunger Str. 2D-94487 GrafenauGermany

[49] (8552) + 96000[49] (8552) + 1394

and Research Themes:ClimatologySoil studiesLandscape analysisEffects of regional tourismHydrological modelling, pollutant inputEcological succession in areas of windthrowEffects of air pollutants in small watershedsIntegrated environmental and ecological

monitoringAvian and ungulate population dynamics

'7 3


Biosphere Reserve: Berchtesgaden Alps

Administrative Units: Berchtesgaden National Park

Administering Entity: National Park AdministrationBerchtesgaden

Location: 13°00'E, 47°36'N







Contact: Hubert Zierl

Address: Doktorberg 6D-83471 BerchtesgadenGermany

Telephone:FAX:

[49] (8652) + 61068[49] (8652) + 64854


Integrated ecosystem monitoring(biotic, abiotic, human systems)

74


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:




Contact: Peter Hentschel

Middle Elbe River

Multiple units (Steckby-Loedderitz NationalNature Reserve, Dessau-Woerlitzer CulturalLandscape)

Verwaltung

51°52'N, 12°12'E

43,000

50 - 75m

Temperate broad-leaf forest

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


VerwaltungBiosphaerenreservat Mittlere ElbeKapenmuehle, PSF 118D-06813 DessauGermany

[49] (340) + 214-503[49] (340) + 214-503

Research Themes:

Inventory of fauna (emphasis on avifaunaand beavers)

Pest control researchStructure and dynamics of forest

ecosystemsSoil and vegetation mapping

75


Biosphere Reserve: Pfaelzerwald

Administrative Units: Pfaelzerwald Nature Park

Administering Entity: Verein Naturpark Pfaelzerwald e.v./Bad Duerkheim

Location:


Elevation Range:

Biome: Temperate broad-leaf forest




Contact: Werner Dexheimer

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Hermann Schaefer Strasse 17D-67098 Bad DuerkheimGermany

[49] (6322) + 66265[49] (6322) + 1214


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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Rhoen

Multiple units (3)

Rhoen Biosphere Reserve Department -Managed through a state treaty betweenBavaria, Hessen, and Thuringia

10°05'E 50°35'N

130,488

300 - 950m




Thuringia

Contact: Karl Friedrich Abe

Address: MittelsdorferstrasseD-98634 KaltensundheimGermany

Bavaria

Doris Pokorny

Rhoenbergstr. 16D-97656 OberelsbachGermany

Hessen

Ewald Sauer

Georg-Meilinger-Str.D36115 EhrenbergGermany

Telephone:[49] (36946) + 753 [49] (9774) + 1741 [49] (6683) + 302FAX: [49] (36946) + 753 [49] (9774) + 1742 [49] (6683) + 506


0"/ .)


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Ruegen

Multiple ownerships

Ruegen Biosphere Reserve

54°20'N, 13°39'E

22,800

-30 - 106m



Year Designated as a Biosphere Reserve: 1991

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Biosphaerenreservat Suedost-RuegenNr. 1 aD-18586 MiddelhagenGermany

[49] (38303) + 25068[49] (38303) + 25068


78


Biosphere Reserve: Schorfheide-Chorin


Administering Entity: Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve

Location: 13°40'E, 53°00'N







Contact: Eberhard Henne

Address: VerwaltungBiosphaerenreservat Schorfheide-ChorinHaus am StadtseeD-16225 Eberswalde-FinowGermany

Telephone: [49] (3334) + 22375FAX: [49] (3334) + 22376


Air pollutantsAnthropogenic impactsComplex analysis of ecosystemsSelection of indicators of ecosystem changeScientific data to support ecosystem managementLandscape models and standards for nature

protection

79


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Spreewald

Multiple units (2)

Verwaltung Spreewald

51°88'N, 13°81'E

48,460

44 - 144m




Administrative. Officer,

Contact: Manfred Werban

Address: Schulstrasse 9D-03222 Luebbenau/SpreewaldGermany

Telephone: [49] (3542) + 3748FAX: [49] (3542) + 3748


Evaluation of habitatsEnvironmental monitoringWater quality monitoringBioindicators in aquatic ecosystemsInventory/monitoring of bats, birds,

and small mammals


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Vessertal-Thuringian Forest

Multiple units (Vessertal Nature Reserveand multiple ownerships in ThuringianForest)

Thuringian Environment Ministry

50°36'N, 10°48'E

17,000

420 - 982m



a Biosphere Reserve: 1979

Principal Monitoring andInventory, floraRecreation and tourismForest ecosystems

,Administrative OfficerHarald Lange

Verwaltung des BiosphaerenreservatesVessertal-Thueringer Wald

An der Wilke 4D-98553 Breitenbach/b.SchleusingenGermany

[49] (36841) + 8187[49] (36841) + 8187

Research Themes:Study of succession processesInventory, fauna; especially invertebratesManagement research on conservation ofbiological diversity

81


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

Waddensea of Hamburg

Waddensea National Park of Hamburg

Environment Ministry

53°50'49"N - 53°58'48"N, 8°17'30"E -

8 °34'39 "E

11,700

-17.5 - 7m

Temperate needle-leaf forests(includes costal/marine component)




Contact: Klaus Janke

Address: Umweltbehoerde-NaturschutzamtSteindamm 22D-20099 HamburgGermany

Telephone: [49] (40) + 2486-3945FAX: [49] (40) + 2486-2579


82


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Waddensea of Lower Saxony

Waddensea National Park of Lower Saxony

National Park Administration,Wilhelmshaven

53°37'N - 53°55'N, 6°35'E - 8°39'E

240,000

-10 - 24.5m%

Temperate broad-leaf forest(includes costal/marine component)

Atlantic


Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Claus D. Helbing

Virchowstrasse 1D-26382 WilhelmshavenGermany

[49] (4421) + 408-270[49] (4421) + 408-280


Avian studies

83


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Waddensea of Schleswig-Holstein

National Park Schleswig-HolsteinWaddensea

Regional Office of the National ParkSchleswig-Holstein Waddensea

53°52'-55°04'N, 08°13'-09°00'E

285,000

-30 - 112m


Atlantic



Contact: Friedrich Heddies Andresen

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


NationalparkamtSchlossgarten 1D-25832 ToenningGermany

[49] (4861) + 61691[49] (4861) + 459

Research Themes:

Waddensea ecosystem and humanactivities

Protection of marine and semi-terrestrialhabitats

Changes in abiotic, biotic and socio-ecological parameters

84

EuroMAB DIRECTORY GREECE

Name:

Address:


Mr. Konstantinos TsamadosPresident, Greek National Commission for UNESCO

3, Akadimias Street106 71 AthensGreece

Telephone: [30] (1) + 362-0736FAX: [30] (1) + 360-9716

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPGREECE

85

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

GREECE

Biogeographical Province:

Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Gorge of Samaria

Gorge of Samaria National Park

Forest Directorate of Chania

35013'-35°18'N, 23°54'-23°58'E

4,840

0 - 2,116m

Evergreen sclerophyllous woodlands(includes costal/marine component)




John Fotakis


Chrisopigi73100 ChaniaGreece

[30] (821) + 22287[30] (821) + 2195

and Research Themes:

Plant and animal populations, includingwild goats

86

EuroMAB DIRECTORY GREECE

Biosphere Reserve: Mount Olympus

Administrative Unit: Mount Olympus National Park

Administering Entity: Forest Directorate of Picria

Location: 40°02'-40°07'N, 22°18'-22°26'E




Biogeographical Province: Mediterranean Sclerophyll



Contact: Pav los Andredakis

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Terma Ipiron60100 KateriniGreece

[30] (351) + 23720[30] (351) + 32111

Principal Monitoring and Research. Themes:

87

EuroMAB DIRECTORY HUNGARY

Name:

Address:


Dr. Arpad BerczikSecretary, Hungarian MAB National Committee

Puskin u. 3H-1088 BudapestHungary

Telephone: [36] (11) + 189 833, [36] (11) + 189 203FAX: [36] (11) + 128-483


HUNGARY

SLOVE

Lake Ferto

CROATIA

60 km

SLOVAKIA

Pills

Kiskunsag

Aggtelek

Hortobagy

ROMANIA

88


Biosphere Reserve: Aggtelek

Administrative Unit: Aggtelek National Park

Administering Entity: Aggteleki Nemzeti Park Igazgatosaga

Location: 48°30'N, 20°36'E




Biogeographical Province: Middle European Forest



Contact:

Address: Aggteleki Nemzeti ParkIgazgatosagaAggtelek 3759Hungary

Telephone: [36] (46) +


Faunal studiesGeologyHydrogeography (karst)


Biosphere Reserve: Hortobagy

Administrative Unit: Hortobagy National Park

Administering Entity: National Authority for EnvironmentProtection and Nature Conservation

Location: 47°25'-47°15'N, 20°54'-21°21'E




Biogeographical Province: Pannonian



Contact:

Address: Management of HortobagyNational Park

Boszormenyu ut 138DebrecenHungary

Telephone: [36] (52)


Synecology of flora, fauna, and soilsEcology of pools, artificial water bodies,alkali lowlands, salt steppes

Ecology of breeding and migratory birds

90

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



HUNGARY

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Kiskunsag

Kiskunsag National Park

National Authority for EnvironmentProtection and Nature Conservation

47°12'-46°36'N, 19°04'-19°39'E

22,095

94 - 127m


Pannonian


Contact:

Address:

Telephone:


Management of Kiskunsag National ParkLiszt Ferenc u 196001 KecskemetHungary

[36] (76) +


Air quality and climatologyNesting and migratory birds

91


Biosphere Reserve: Lake Ferto

Administrative Unit: Nature Park Lake Ferto

Administering Entity: OKTH Sopron Nature ConservancyInspectorate

Location: 47°O'N, 16°43'E




Biogeographical Province: Pannonian



Contact:

Address: OKTH Sopron Nature ConservancyInspectorate

Kofarago ter 99400 SopronHungary

Telephone: [36] (99) +


Lake conditions/human effects monitoring(with Austria)

Climate and hydrological monitoringWater conservation researchManagement research on flora and faunaTourism

92


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Pilis

Pilis Landscape Protection Area

Directorate of State Parkforest Pilis

47°45'N, 18°49'E

23,000

106 757m




Contact:

Address:


Directorate of State ParkforestPilis

Matyas Kiraly ut 4H-2025 VisegradHungary


Meteorological monitoringImpact of tourism/land uses on forests,aquatic resources, and soils

Environmental education

93

EuroMAB DIRECTORY IRELAND

No Named National Contact for Biosphere Reserves

See Individual Biosphere Reserve Managers


IRELAND

94


Biosphere Reserve: Killarney

Administrative Unit: Killarney National Park

Administering Entity: National Park and Wildlife Service, Officeof Public Works, St. Stephens Green

Location: 52°011N, 9°35'W




Biogeographical Province: British Islands



Contact: Park Superintendent

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Killarney National ParkMuckross, KillarneyCounty Kerry

[353] (64) + 31947[353] (64) + 33926


LimnologyWater PollutantsWildlife Population DynamicsComparative Ecological ResearchFire History and Effects

55


Biosphere Reserve: North Bull Island

Administrative Unit: North Bull Island Nature Reserve

Administering Entity: Dublin Corporation

Location: 53°17'N, 06°05'W



Biome: Temperate broad-leaf forests(includes costal/marine component)

Biogeographical Province: British Islands



Contact: G. Barry

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Dublin CorporationCity HallDublin 2Ireland

[353] (1) + 338-341, [353] (1) + 331-941[353] (1) + 333-926


0.6

EuroMAB DIRECTORY ITALY


Name: Dr. Enrico Ortese

Address: EuroMAB ItalyParco Nazionale CirceoVia Carlo Alberto 10704016 Sabaudia (LT)Italy

Telephones: [39] (77) + 357-251, [39] (77) + 357-252FAX: [39] (77) + 510-503


ITALY

ezzo

9'7

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:


ITALY

Circeo

Foresta Demaniale del Circeo (includes 4nature reserves)

Administering Entity: Ministero Agricoltura e Foreste, Gestioneex A.S.F.D. Uff. Amm.ne Sabaudia

Location: 41°20'N, 13°35'E







Contact: Enrico Ortese

Address: Riserva MAB Foresta Demaniale del CirceoParco Nazionale del Circeo

Via Carlo Alberto, 107Sabaudia, LTItaly

Telephone: [39] (773) + 57251, [39] (773) + 57252FAX: [39] (773) + 510-503


oo

EuroMAB DIRECTORY ITALY

Biosphere Reserve: Collemeluccio-Montedimezzo

Administrative Units: Collemeluccio and Montedimezzo NatureReserves

Administering Entity: Ministero Agricoltura e Foreste

Location: 41°44'N, 14°15'E (Collemeluccio),41035'N 14°15'E (Montedimezzo)




Biogeographical Province: Central European Highlands



Contact: Luigi Pagano

Address: Riserva MAB Collemeluccio-MontedimezzoUfficio Amministracione Foreste

DemaniaciComando Stazione MontedimezzoS. Pietro Avellana86088 IsemiaItaly

Telephone: [39] (865) + 3935FAX: [39] (865). + 413-491


EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

ITALY

'Miramare

Miramare Marine Park

World Wildlife Fund - Italia

45°42'N, 13°42'E

60

-18 - 40m

Evergreen sclerophyllous forests(includes costal/marine component).




Contact: Graziado Benedetti

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Riserva Marina di MiramareVia le Miramare 34936016 TriesteItaly

[39] (40) + 224-147[39] (40) + 224-147


Sea water chemistryPlankton studiesExperimental fish breeding

10 1

EuroMAB DIRECTORY KYRGYZSTAN




KYRGYZSTAN

101

EuroMAB DIRECTORY KYRGYZSTAN

Biosphere Reserve: Chatkal Mountains(see also Uzbekistan)

Administrative Units: Sary Chelekskiy Zapovednik

Administering Entities: State government

Location: 41°47'N, 71°54'E




Biogeographic Province: Pamir-Tian-Shan Highlands


Site Manager

Contact:

Address: Sary-Chelek ZapovednikP/O ArkitDzhangi-dzhol' DistrictOsh RegionKyrgyzstan 716705

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Floristic and faunal inventoryMultimedia pollutant monoitoringReforestation researchEcology of woody plants/commercial

speciesEcology of birds and mammals.

102

EuroMAB DIRECTORY NETHERLANDS


Name: Dr. H.M. van Emden

Address: Royal Netherlands Academy. of SciencesThe Netherlands MAB/SCOPE/LGBP CommitteePostbox 191211000 gc AmsterdamThe Netherlands

Telephone: [31] (20) + 551-0727FAX: [31] (20) + 620-4941E-Mail: memocom: NLX 1238

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPNETHERLANDS

103

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:


NETHERLANDS

Waddensea Area

Multiple units under governmental andprivate ownership.

Administering Entity: Institute for Forestry and Nature Research,c/o The Netherlands MAB Committee

52°52'-53°33'N, 04°45'-07°13'E

260,000

0 - 7m


Biogeographical Province: Atlantic



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Institute for Forestry andNature Research,

c/o The Netherlands MAB CommitteeP.O. Box 1671790 AD Den BurgTexelNetherlands

[31] (2220) + 69700[31] (2220) + 19235

Research Themes:Coastal wetlands and dune systems

104

EuroMAB DIRECTORY NORWAY


Name: Ragnhild Sandoy, MAB National Coordinator

Address: University of TromsoN-9037 TromsoNorway

Telephone: [47] (83) + 45528FAX: [47] (83) + 76672

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPNORWAY

105

EuroMAB DIRECTORY NORWAY

Biosphere Reserve: Northeast Svalbard

Administrative Unit: Northeast Svalbard Nature Reserve

Administering Entity: Ministry of the Environment

Location: 78°40'-80°50'N, 16°35'E

Area (hectares): 1,555,000


Biome: Tundra(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographical Province: Arctic Desert



Contact: Paal Prestrud

Address: Section for Polar AffairsDepartment of International Environmental

CooperationMinistry of the EnvironmentPost Box 8013 - DEP0030 Oslo.Norway

Telephone: [47] (22) + 345996


Air transported pollutionClimate changeRadioactive emissions monitoring

1O

EuroMAB DIRECTORY POLAND


Name: Prof. Dr. Alicja Breymeyer

Address: Man and Environment CommitteePolish Academy of SciencePalace of Culture and Science00-901 WarsawPoland

FAX: [48] (2) + 226-7267TELEX: IGPAN 817835


POLAND

2Q

BALTICSEA

Slowinski

Karkonosze

CZECH REP.

75 km

Lukjano Lake

Bialowieza

abia GoraEastern

Tatra Mts. Beskid

SLOVAKIA

BELARUS

UKRAINE

107


Biosphere Reserve: Babia Gora

Administrative Unit: Babia Gora National Park

Administering Entity: Ministry of Environmental Protection,Natural Resources and Forestry

Location: 49°34'N, 19°32'E







Contact: Jecek Wizimirski

Address: Babia Gora National ParkSiedziba Dyrekeji i muzeum34-223 ZawojaPoland

Telephone: [48] + Zawoja 110


Multidisciplinary ecological monitoring incomplex mountain ecosystems

Effects of pollutantsTourism and carrying capacity studies

108

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

POLAND

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Bialowieza

Bialowieza National Park

Ministry of Environmental Protection,Natural Resources, and Forestry

52°42'36" - 52 48'06" N,23°48'15" - 23 55'41" E

5,348

147 - 172m


Boreonemoral



Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:Telex

Czeslaw Okolow, Acting Director

Bialowieza National Park17-230 BialowiezaPoland

[48] + 12306, [48] + 12360[48] + 1232328-26-36 BPN pl

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Climate Groundwaters and surface water levelsAir pollution Physiology and ecology of bisonPlant demography Phenology of plants and animalsBreeding bird census Structure/function of lowland forest

on permanent study plots including: succession, energy flow, effectsEcology and dynamics of of human modifications

parasites in natural and Entomology/biological control of pestmodified ecosystems insect

Forest managment research/silviculturzi

109


Biosphere Reserve: Eastern Beskid(see also East Carpathians, Slovakia)

Administrative Unit: Bieszczady National Park, Cisna-Wetlinaand San Valley Landscape Parks

Administering Entity: Ministry of Environmental Protection,Natural Resources and Forestry

Location: 49°00'-22'N, 22°06'-53'E



Biome: Temperate broad-leaf forests andwoodlands, and mixed mountain systemswith complex zonation

Biogeographic Province: Middle European Forest and CentralEuropean Highlands



Contact: Wojomir Wojciechowski

Address: Bieszczcady National Park Administration38-714 Ustrzyki GomePoland

Telephone: [48] Lutowiska 50


Dynamics of forests and alpine ecosystems

110


Biosphere Reserve: Karkonosze(see also Krkonose, Czech Republic)

Administrative Unit: Karkonosze National Park

Administering Entity: Karkonosze National Park Administration

Location: 50°44'-50'N, 15°27'-50'E



Biome: Mixed mountain systems withcomplex zonation




Contact: Ryszard Mochola

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Karkonoski Park NarodowyChalubinskiego 2358-570 Jelenia GoraPoland

[48] (75) + 53726[48] (75) + 53348


Air pollutionForestsClimate

111


Biosphere Reserve: Lukajno Lake

Administrative Unit: Lukajno Lake Reserve

Administering Entity: Urzad Wojewodzki-Suwalki

Location: 53049'N, 21038'E


Elevation Range: 115m (mean lake level)


Biogeographical Province: Boreonemoral



Contact: Wodzimierz Jankowski,Deputy Director, EnvironmentalConservation Department

Address: Urzad Wojewodzki16-400 SuwalkiNoniewicza 10Poland

Telephone: [48] + 62220FAX: [48] + 2166E-Mail: 16-400 Suwalki


Influence of agricultural runoff /non-pointsource pollution

Ecology/population dynamics of mute swan(Cygnus olor)

11.2


Biosphere Reserve: Slowinski

Administrative Unit: Slowinski National Park

Administering Entity: Slowinski National Park Management

Location: 54°39'-54°43'N, 17°03'-17°31'E







Contact: Kazimierz Rabski,Director

Address:

Telephone:

Slowinski National Parkul.Bohaterow Warszawy 176-214 SmoldzinoPoland

[48] (59) + 116-204,[48] (59) + 116-339,[48] (59) + 116-368


Ecology of coastal dune ecosystemsPaleobotanical and geobotanical studiesClimate studiesFauna studies

113


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Tatra Mountains(see also Tatry, Slovakia)

Tatra National Park

Ministry of Nature Protection, NaturalResources and Forestry

49°15'N, 19°56'E

20,396

750 - 2,499m

Temperate broad-leaf forests or woodlands




Contact: W. Gasienica Byrcyn

Address:

Telephone:

FAX:


Tatrzanski Park NarodowyChatubinskiego 42A34-500 ZakopanePoland

[48] (165) + 63203

[48] (165) + 63579

Research Themes:

Air quality monitoringEcological research on flora, fauna,

geology, and geomorphology

114

EuroMAB DIRECTORY PORTUGAL


Name:. Prof. Fernando Henriques, ChairmanMAB National Committee

Address: Rua do Seculo, 51-41200 LisboaPortugal


PORTUGAL

115

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


PORTUGAL

Paul do Boquilobo

Paul do Boquilobo Nature Reserve

Private ownership

39°24'N, 9°28'W

395

14 - 16m

Evergreen sclerophyllous woodlands



Administrative Officer, Site Manager

Contact:

Address:

Telephone: [351j +


Effects of agricultural usesStudies of pollutants on lake /marsh systemEcosystem restoration

11_6

EuroMAB DIRECTORY ROMANIA

NATI NAL CONTACT FOR BIOSPHERE RESERVES

Name: Dr. Angheluta Vadineanu

Address: Ministry of EnvironmentInternational and Public Relations Division12 Bd. Libertati, Tronson, 5BucharestRomania

Telephone: [40] (0) + 813-488FAX: [40] (0) + 120-403

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPROMANIA

117

EuroMAB DIRECTORY ROMANIA

Biosphere Reserve: Danube Delta

Administrative Unit: Multiple use area; includes former Rosca-Letea Reserve

Administering Entity: Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve

Location: 44°20'40"-45°27'N, 28°10'40"-29°42'45"E


Elevation Range: 0.2 - 47m

Biome: Temperate grasslands(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographical Province: Pontian Steppe



Contact: Gomoiu Marian-Traian

Address: Administratia Rezervatiei Biosferei DeltaDunarii

Str. Pacii, nr.20Tulcea Ro-8800, Cas.Post.13Romania

Telephone: [40] (915) + 15277FAX: [40] (915) + 24547


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EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



ROMANIA

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:

Pietrosul Mare

Pietrosul Mare Nature Reserve

Bistrita-Environmental Survey andProtection Agency

47°40'N, 25°00'E

3,068

900 - 2,303m


Middle European Forests



Carlarig Liviu

BistritaStr. Avram Iancu, nr.9Jud. Bistrita NasaudRomania

[40] (990) + 16628


Geological studiesFlora and fauna surveysPeat bog pollen analysisEcology of beach forests and alpinemeadows

11_9

EuroMAB DIRECTO Y MANIA

lesphere eserve:

Administr tive Unit:


Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


etezat

etezat National Park

Deva - Environmental Survey andProtection Agency

45°25'N, 22°45'E

20,000

890 - 2,509m





Contact: Batca Teodat

Address:

Telephone:

DevaStr. Aurel Vlaicu, nr.25Jud. HunedoaraRomania

[40] (956) + 15445


PalynologyEcology of glacial lakes, forests, mountains

120

EuroMAB DIRECTORY RUSSIA

Name:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:TELEX:E-mail:


Dr. Valeri M. NeronovExecutive Director, Russian MAB National Committee

Russian MAB Secretariat13, Fersman St.,117312 MoscowRussian Federation

[7] (095) + 124-6000[7] (095) + 129-1354411682 MAB [email protected]

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPRUSSIAN FEDERATION

1. Astrakhansidy2. Kavkazskiy3. Kronotsidy4a. Lake Baikal Region - Barguzinskiy4b. Lake Baikal Region - Baikarskly

5. Laplandskiy6. Oka River Valley7. Pechoro-llychskly8. Sayano-Shushenskiy9. Sikhote-Alinskiy

10. Sokhondinskiy11. Tsentrarno Chemozemny.12. Tsentrarno Lesnoy13.Tzentralnosibirskiy14. Voronezhskiy

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Biosphere Reserve: Astrakhanskiy

Administrative Unit: Astrakhanskiy Zapovednik (three sections)

Administering Entity: Government of Russian Federation

Location: 45°31'N, 47°44'E to 46°17'N, 48°57'E


Elevation Range: 28m

Biome: Cold-winter deserts and semi-deserts(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Turanian



Contact: Konechnyi A.G.Director of Zapovednik

Address: Quay of the Tsarev River, 119Astrakhan414021 Russian Federation

Telephone: [7] (851) + 003-6929


Faunal inventory and monitoringHydrology and climatology monitoringEffects of hydrological projects on Volga

River Delta


Biosphere Reserve: Kavkazskiy

Administrative Unit: Kavkazskiy Zapovednik (two sections)


Location: 43°46'N, 40°21'E




(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Caucaso-Iranian Highlands



Contact: Timuhin N.T.

Address: Kavkazskiy ZapovednikKrasnodarskiy KraySochi A-341Karl Marx St. 8354341 Russian Federation

Telephone: [7] (862) + 244-5136[7] (862) + 244-5073


Flora and fauna inventoryEcology of rare speciesDynamics of northwest Caucasus MountainsEffects of fire and logging in Caucasus

Mountains

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

RUSSIA


Kronotskiy

Kronotskiy Zapovednik

Government of Russian Federation

54°09'-55°07'N, 159°38'-162°07'E

1,099,000

0 - 3,528m

Temperate broad-leaf forests(includes coastal/marine component)

Kamchatkan



Contact: Alekseev S.A.Director of Zapovednik

Address:

Telephone:


Kronotskiy ZapovednikKamchatskaya RegionElisovo, Ryaleikova Str. 8689010 Russian Federation

[7] (095) + Order via operator 8-813,61663 or 62847

and Research Themes:Biological inventoriesEcology of volcanic ranges of the MiddleKamchatkan Peninsula, with emphasis on relictfir and larch forests

Ecology of ungulates and large predators

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biomes:

RUSSIA

Biogeographic Provinces:

Lake Baikal Region

Baikal'skiy Zapovednik and BarguzinskiyZapovednik and polygon


51°50'N, 105°05'E ( Baikal'skiy),54°20'N, 109°45'E (Barguzinskiy)

554,900

400 - 3,000m

Temperate needle-leaf forests and lakesystems


East Siberian Taiga, Lake Baikal


Administrative

Contact: Prokudin A.D.Director,Baikal'skiy Zapovednik

Address: Kabanskiy DistrictBuryat,Tankhoi671120 Russian Federation

Telephone:

Officers

Jankus G. A.Director,Barguzinskiy Zapovednik

Severo-Baikalskiy DistrictBuryat, Dav she671715 Russian Federation

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Climate monitoringVegetation, and animal populations and their harvestingPopulation dynamics and management of sableEcosystem changes

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

RUSSIA

Laplandskiy

Laplandskiy Zapovednik


67°10'-68°05'N, 31°45'-32°45'E

268,400

470 - 1,115m

Temperate needle-leaf forests

Biogeographic Province: West Eurasian Taiga



Zolotuhin V.P.Director of Zapovednik

Contact:

Address: Laplandskiy ZapovednikManchegorskZelenyi per. 8Murmansk Region184280 Russian Federation

Telephone: [7] (095) + Order via operator 8-815, 22267

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Ecology of the Kola PeninsulaEcology of reindeer and fur-bearingmammals

Ecology of fishEcological effects of human disturbanceEcological role of fire

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

RUSSIA

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Oka River Valley

Okskiy Zapovednik and polygon andPrioksko-Terrasny State Reserve


54°43'N, 40°50'E (Okskiy),54°53'N, 37°49'E (Prioksko-Terrasny)

60,600

80 - 200m


Boreonemoral


Administrative

Contact: Priklonskii S.G.Director,Okskiy Zapovednik

Address: Spasskiy DistrictRyazan RegionLakash391072 Russian Federation

Telephone: [7] (095) Order viaoperator 72274

Officer

Litkens E.S.Director,Prioksko-Terrasny Reserve

Serpuhovskoi DistrictMoskovskaya RegionDanki142274 Russian Federation

[7] (095) + 546-7363 or296-9063


Inventory of birdsHydrologyEcology of selected faunaRare mammals population dynamics

Climate monitoringPlant and animal populations, harvestingEcosystem dynamics of mixed forests

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Biosphere Reserve: Pechoro-Ilychskiy

Administrative Unit: Pechoro-Ilychskiy Zapovednik(two sections)


Location: 61°43'-63°15'N, 56°49'-59°38'E



Biome: Temperate needle-leaf forests

Biogeographic Province: West Eurasian Taiga



Contact: Megalinskii K.O.Director of Zapovednik

Address: Pechoro-Ilychskiy ZapovednikTroitsko-Pechorskiy DistrictKomi RepublicYaksha169436 Russian Federation

Telephone: [7] (095) Order via operator, 8-813, 95699

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Long-term ecological monitoringReproductive biology of domestic elkPopulation studies of fish, birds, and

mammals

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Biosphere Reserve: Sikhote-Alinskiy

Ad inistr live Unit: Sikhote-Alinskiy Zapovednik


Location: 44°46'-45°45'N, 135°48'-136°35'E



Biome: Temperate broad-leaf forests(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Manchurian-Japanese Mixed Forest



Contact: Astafev A.A.Director of Zapovednik

Address: Sikhote-Alinskiy ZapovednikTerneyskiy DistrictPrimorskiy KrayTerney692150 Russian Federation


Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Flora and fauna inventoriesEcology of rare and commercially

important speciesEcosystem studies: (vegetation distribution;

succession, productivity)

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Biosphere Reserve: Sokhondinskiy

Administrative Unit: Sokhondinskiy Zapovednik


Location: 49°29'-50°011\1, 110°33'-111°22'E



Biome: Temperate grasslands

Biogeographic Province: Mongolian-Manchurian Steppe



Contact: Yashnov V.I.Director of Zapovednik

Address: Sokhondinskiy ZapovednikChitinskaya RegionKyra, Gorky Str. 48674250 Russian Federation



Long-term ecological monitoringInventory of mosses, lichens, birds andmammals

a

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Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

Biogeographic

Tsentral'no Chernozemny

Tsentral'no- Chemozemny Zapovednik(five sections)


51°00'N, 36°40'E

4,795

230 - 263m

Temperate broad-leaf forests, temperategrasslands

Province: Middle European Forest/Pontian Steppe



Contact: Maleshin N.A.Director of Zapovednik

Address: Tsentral'no- Chemozemny ZapovednikKursk /Zapovednoe307028 Russian Federation

Telephone: [7] (095) + 807100 - 71016


Forest-steppe ecosystems: soil formation,moisture and temperature,vegetation dynamics

Long-term monitoring of birdsEcotonal studies

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Biosphere Reserve: Tsentral'no- Lesnoy

Administrative Unit: Tsentral'no-Lesnoy Zapovednik


Location: 56°30'N, 32°52'E




Biogeographic Province: Boreonemoral



Contact: Jeltuhin A.S.Director of Zapovednik

Address: Tsentral'no-Lesnoy ZapovednikNelidovskiy DistrictTverskaya Region172513 Russian Federation

Telephone: [7] (095) + 808266-22220

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Meteorological observationsAnnual censuses of animal populationsEcological research of primary and

secondary forestsInventory and ecological monitoring

of spruce ecosystemsWildlife population dynamicsHuman modification of adjacent landscapes

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iosphere eserve:

USSIA

Tzentr 11 nosibirskiy

Administrative Unit: Tzentralnosibirskiy Zapovednik andpolygon


Location: 60°55'-63°15'N, 84°15'-92°30'E




Biogeographic Province: West Eurasian Taiga, East Siberian Taiga



Contact: Rassolov A.G.Director of Zapovednik

Address: Tsentral'nosibirskiy ZapovednikTurukhanskiy DistrictKrasnoyarskiy KrayBor663196 Russian Federation

Telephone: [7](095) Order via operator, 8-813, 7625

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Inventory and ecology of soil, vegetation,

and animal populations

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Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Voronezhskiy

Voronezhskiy Zapovednik


52°O'N, 39°41'E

31,100

90 - 170m





Contact: Semyonov V.A.Director of Zapovednik

Address:

Telephone:

Voronezhskiy ZapovednikVoronezhGrafskaya Station394047 Russian Federation

[7] (095) + 80732-269542


Soil fauna: plant growth/ developmentrelationships

Avian and mammalian parasitologyInsect ecologyMammalian reproductive biologyForest succession studiesEcology of bryophytes

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY SLOVAKIA


Name: Dr. Juraj Holcik

Address: Institute of Zoology and EcosozologySlovak Academy of SciencesManesovo 2851 01 BratislavaSlovak Republic

Telephone: [42] (7) + 846-701FAX: [42] (7) + 840-363

BIOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPSLOVAKIA

EuroMAB Or ECT SLOVAKIA

losphere Reserve:

Admi istraatAve Mgt:

Adi r k isterimas

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:


Biodiversity in forestsAquatic ecosystemsBiotopes mappingAgricultural research

E se Carp Mans(see also Easte :eskid, Poland)

East Carpathian Protected Landscape Area

Administration of the East CarpathianProtected Landscape AreaMinistry of Environment

48°56'N - 49°1 1 'N, 22°09'-34'E

40,601

210 - 1208m

Temperate broad-leaf forests andwoodlands


losphere Reserve: 1992


Jan Terray

Lipova 19066 01 HumenneSlovak Republic

[421(933) + 3632


Vegetation monitoring - forest ecosystems,meadow ecosystems

Inventory of flora and faunaWildlife population dynamicsTraditional cultivars of fruit trees

13f

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Biosphere Reserve:



SLOVAKIA

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Polana

Polana Protected Landscape Area/Biosphere Reserve

Po lana Administration(Ministry of Environment)

48°39'N, 19°29'E

20,079

460 - 1458m





Contact: Dusan Slavik

Address:

Telephone:

J.M. Hurbana 20960-01 ZvolenSlovak Republic

[42] (855) + 23657


Inventory of flora and faunaAgricultural researchAppropriate rural technologyAquatic ecosystemsBiogeochemical cyclingClimatological monitoringEcosystems (succession, modeling,

comparative studies)

Vegetation monitoringWildlife population dynamicsResearch on rare speciesGeomorphology, pedologyWater pollutantsAtmospheric pollutantsEcosystem restoration

137

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Biosphere Reserve:


SLOVAKIA

Slovensky Kras

Slovak Karst Protected Landscape Area/Biosphere Reserve

Administrative Entity: Slovak Karst Administration(Ministry of Environment)

Location: 48°35'N, 20°40'E







Contact: Mikulas Rozloznik

Address: Brzotin 188049 51Slovak Republic

Telephone: [42] (942) + 82198


Inventory of floraVegetation mappingAbiotic, biotic, and human environmentsGeology, geomorphology, and speleologyMonitoring of flora and faunaResearch on rare speciesAtmospheric pollutantsHydrography regime change

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Eau ON :RECTO V SLOVAKM

iosphere eserve: Tatry(see also Tatra Mountains, Poland)

Administrative Unit: Tatra National Park

Administering Entity: Administration of the Tatra NationalPark (Ministry of Agriculture)

Location: 49°10'N, 19°57'E


Elevation Range: ? - 2655m

Biome: Temperate broad-leaf forests or woodlands




Contact: Ivan Voloscuk

Address: Tatra National Park Administration(TANAP)

Tatranska Lomnica059 60Slovak Republic

Telephone: [42] (969) + 967-9518FAX: [42] (969) + 967-959


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EaroMB DORECTORY SPARtg,

MATDOMAIL, COMTACT FOR BOOSPHERE RESERVES

Name: D. Ignaci Castello i Vidal

Address: Servicio de barques NaturalesDeputacion de BarcelonaConde de Urgell, 18708036 BarcelonaSpain

Telephone: [34] (3) + 302-0778FAX: [34] (3) + 402-2494

IOSPHERE RESERVE LOCATION MAPSPAIN

Marismas

Urdaibai

Ordesas-Vinamala

AltoManzanares

Mancha Humeda

FRANCE

Sierras de Cazorla , Segura y las

I OdielSierra Neva

GrazDonana

Canal y los Til10G km

Montseny

0illas

MEDITERRANEANSEA

CANARY ISLANDS

° 100 km 44

EIS a eep

es

D V 0

U

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

SPAIN


Alto Manzanares

Parque Regional de la Cuenca Alta delManzanares

Agencia de Medio Ambiente -Comunidad de Madrid

40°30'-49'N, 03°33'-04°00'W

46,323

615 - 2,383m

Mixed mountain and highland systems withcomplex zonation



Contact:

Address:

Telephone:



Jose Manuel NicolasDirector - ConservadorParque Regional de la Cuenca Alta delManzanares

Agencia de Medio Ambiente de laComunidad de Madrid

Princesa 328003 MadridSpain

[34] (1) + 580-3900


Ecological cartography AgroecosystemsEcosystems/wetlandsLandscape conservation and recreation

141

EuroMAB DIRECTORY SPAIN

Biosphere Reserve: El Canal y los Tiles


Administering Entity: Vice-Consejeria del Medio Ambiente

Location: 28°40'N, 17°40'W



Biome: Mixed island systems

Biogeographical Province: Macaronesian Islands



Contact: Jefe Unidad Insular

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Avenida Anaga, 35-7.38001 Santa Cruz de TenerifeIslas CanariasSpain

[34] (22) + 291-732[34] (22) + 291-622


Canary Islands/relict laurisilva ecosystems

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

SPAIN


Donana

Donana National Park

Institute para la Conservacion de laNaturaleza (government)

37°00'N, 06°30'W

50,720

0 - 32m

Evergreen sclerophyllous woodlands(includes coastal/marine component)




Contact:

Address:

Telephone: [34] (55) +FAX: [34] (55) +

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Endangered speciesEcological interactionPopulation dynamicsHydrologyWater quality

BiodiversityClimateFiresSocioanthropology

143

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

SPAIN


Grazalema

Parque Natural Sierra de Grazelema

Agencia de Medio Ambiente de la Junta deAndalucia

36°15'-36°54'N, 05 °20'- 05 °32'W

32,210

250 - 1,654m





Juan Carlos NevaContact:

Address:

Telephone:

FAX:

Avenida Diputacion s/nEl Bosque11670 CadizSpain

[34] (56) + 716-063[34] (56) + 716-236

[34] (56) + 716-339

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Survey of vascular plantsVegetation mappingStructure/ function of fir, hardwood,

maquis communitiesBiological evolution

144

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Biosphere Reserve:



SPAIN

La Mancha Humeda

Multiple units. The biosphere reserveincludes La Mancha Humeda NationalPark and other protected areas

Parque Nacional "Las Tablas deDamiel" Instituto para la Conservacionde la Naturaleza (ICONA)

Location: 39°16'N, 03°24'E







Contact:

Address:

Telephone: [34] (26) +FAX: [34] (26) +


MeteorologyBird populationsWater quality

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

SPAIN

Las Marismas del Odiel

Biosphere reserve

Agencia de Medio Ambiente de la Juntade Andalucia

At mouth of Odiel River

8,758

0 - 10m


Biogeographical Province: Mediterranean sclerophyll



Contact: Juan Carlos Rubio Garcia

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Avenida de Sanlucar de Barrameda, 3-2021001 HuelvaSpain

[34] (55) + 210-321[34] (55) + 210-322


Marshland ecosystemsOrnithologyArcheology

146

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

SPAIN

Montseny

Parque Natural del Montseny

Servei de Parques Naturales, Diputacio deBarcelona

41°47'N, 06°03'E

17,372

270 - 1,707m


Biogeographical Province: Iberian highlands



Contact: Eduard Botey

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Oficina del Parc Natural del MontsenyFontmartina08470 Fogars de Montclus (Barcelona)Spain

[34] (3) + 847-5102[34] (3) + 847-5102

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:AnthropologyLandscape structure and dynamicsGeological structure and dynamicsLimnology

147


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

Ordesa-Vinamala

Vinamala Reserve, including OrdesaNational Park

Institute para la Conservacion de laNaturaleza (government)

42°30'-42°43'N, 0°07'-0°12'E

51,396

875 3,941m


Biogeographical Province: Iberian Highlands



Contact:

Address:

Telephone: [34] (74) +FAX: [34] (74) +


Inventory of flora and faunaVegetation managementWildlife managementEcological effects of public use

148


Biosphere Reserve: Las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y LasVillas

Administrative Unit: Las Sierras de Cazorla y SeguraResource and Hunting Reserve

Administering Entity:. Agencia de Medio Ambiente de la Junta deAndalucia

Location: East Jaen Province, Andalucia



Biome: Mixed mountain and highland systems withmixed zonation




Contact: Emilio Gonzalez, Director-ConservadorP.N. Sierras de Cazorla,Segura y Las Villas

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Avenida de Andalucia, 79 pral.23071 JaenSpain

[34] (53) + 223-150[34] (53) + 251-039


Ecological plant-animal interactions

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

Sierra Nevada

Reserva Nacional de Caza de Sierra Nevada

Agencia de Medio Ambiente de la Junta deAndalucia

36°56'-37°14'N, 2°45'-3°32'W

190,000

400 - 3,482m





Contact: Juan Rodriguez de Velasco y Vega

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Gran Via de Colon, 48-3.18010 GranadaSpain

[34] (58) + 290-062[34] (58) + 277-600


Monitoring of Capsa pyrenaica hispanicapopulation, diseases

Protection and reproduction monitoring ofendangered high mountain flora species

Ski station effects on rivers

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Biosphere Reserve:



SPAIN

Urdaibai

Biosphere reserve containing multipleownerships

Departamento de Urbanismo, Vivienda yMedio Ambiente, Vice-consejeria deMedio Ambiente

Location: 43°20'N, 2°41'W




Biogeographical Province: Iberian Highlands



Contact: Anton Uranburu Albizuri

Address:

Telephone:

FAX:

Calle Samaniego, 201008 Vitoria-GastiezSpain

[34] (45) + 135-209[34] (45) + 189-567[34] (45) + 135-095


Environmental educationIndustrial wastesHeavy metals pollutantsBiological research

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY SWEDEN

Name:

Address:


Dr. Uno SvedinHead of Divison, Executive SecretarySwedish MAB Committee

Swedish Council for Planning and Coordination ofResearch (FRN)

P.O. Box 6710S-113 85 StockholmSweden

Telephone: [46] (8) + 610-0600FAX: [46] (8) + 610-0633


SWEDEN

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Biosphere Reserve: Lake Torne Area

Administering Entity: Swedish Environmental Protection Boardand Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

Location: 68°25'N, 19°00'E



Biome: Tundra

Biogeographical Province: Subarctic Birchwoods(Forest Tundra and mountain tundra)



Contact: Jan From Mats Sonesson

Address: Swedish Environmental Royal Swedish AcademyProtection Board of Sciences

Mountain Unit Abisko Research StationAsgatan 20 S-980 24 AbiskoS-960 40 Jokkmokk SwedenSweden

Telephone: [46] (971) + 12330 [46] (980) + 40039FAX: [46] (980) + 40171


Meteorological observationsGround water monitoringAtmospheric depositionGeophysical monitoringComparative ecological researchComparative geomorphological research

153

EuroMAB DIRECTORY SWITZERLAND


Name: Dr. Jurg ZihlerSwiss National Committee for MAB

Address: Bundesamt fur Umwelt, Wald and LandschaftCH-3003 BernSwitzerland


SWITZERLAND

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

SWITZERLAND

Suisse

Parc national Suisse

Federal Office of Environment, Forests andLandscape, Main Division ConservationNature and Landscape

46°35 46°45'N, 10°00'-10°20'E

16,870

1,500 - 3,174m





Klaus RubinDirector, Swiss National Park

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:E-Mail:

National Park House7530 Zemez (GR)Switzerland

[41] (82) + 813-78[41] (31) + 619-981RP Lebeau 31 618064


Ecology of forest and alpine systems

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY TURKMENISTAN


Name: Babaev, A.G.

Address: 15 Golgol St.744000 AshgabatTurkmenistan

Telephone: [7] (3632) + 253-716FAX: [7] (3632) + 253-716


TURKMENISTAN

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY TURKMENISTAN

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

Repetek

Repetek Zapovednik

The Desert Institute of the Academy ofScience of Turkmenistan

38°16'N, 63°13'E

34,600

180 - 220m

Warm-moderate desert

Biogeographic Province: Turanian



Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Repetek Sand-Desert StationChardzhou Region, Repetek746000 Turkmenistan

[7] (37822) + 24470[7] (3632) + 253-716

Research Themes:

Forest management researchPlant and animal geneticsUse of plant resourcesDynamics of sand-desert ecosystems:

shifting sand, underground water, soilmoisture, phenology, productivity,succession, faunal composition, anddistribution

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY UKRAINE


Name: Valery P. Kukhar

Address: Ukrainian National MAB Committee54 Vladimirskaya St.Kiev 30 252601Ukraine

Telephone: [7] (44) + 221-6769, [7] (44) + 225-0134FAX: [7] (44) + 224-3243


UKRAINE

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Biosphere Reserve:


UKRAINE

Askaniya-Nova

Biosphere reserve includes Askaniya-Nova Zapovednik and surroundingmultiple use area

Administering Entity: State government

Location: 46°28'N, 33°55'E







Contact: Hawrylenko Victor SemenowytchDirector, Askaniya-Nova Zapovednik

Address: Chaplynsky districtKherson regionUkraine 326332

Telephone: [7] (05538) + 61147


Ecology of grazed steppe, effect of humanactivities

Wildlife population dynamics


Biosphere Reserve: Carpathian

Administrative Unit: Carpathian State Reserve, RepublicanReservation "Stuzhitsa"


Location:



Biome: Mixed mountain and highland systems withcomplex zonation




Contact:

Address: Carpathian State Biosphere ReserveKrasnoye Plesso, 77Rakhov 295800Ukraine

Telephone: [7] (03132) + 22659


11W


Biosphere Reserve: Chernomorskiy

Administrative Unit: Chernomorskiy Zapovednik


Location: 46°12'N, 32°001E



Biome: Temperate grasslands(includes coastal/marine component)




Contact: Mayatsky Georgi BorysowytchDirector

Address: Lermontov St.1Go la PrystanKherson regionUkraine 326240

Telephone: [7] (05539) + 2675


Study of sandy steppes, woodlands, freshand brackish waters andsteppe-sea ecotone

Monitoring of breeding andmigratory birds

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY. UNITED KINGDOM


Name: Prof. Michael G. MorrisSecretary, MAB National Committee

Address: United Kingdom MAB National CommitteeInstitute of Terrestrial EcologyFurzebrook Research StationWareham, Dorset BH2O 5ASUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (929) + 551-518FAX: [44] (929) + 551-087


UNITED KINGDOM

St. Kilda

Loch Druidibeg 111

'O.1*.9

ATLANTICOCEAN

Cairnsmore of Fleet,Merrick-Kells and

erockHouse-Upper Teesdale

SHETLANDISLANDS

150 km

NORTH SEA

Braunton Burro

ENGLISH CHANNEL

rth Norfolk Coast

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

UNITED KINGDOM


Beinn Eighe

Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve

Scottish Natural Heritage

57°30'-57°39'N, 5°18'-5°30'W

4,800

0 - 1,053m

Mixed mountain systems with complexzonation(includes coastal/marine component)

Scottish Highlands



Contact: P.J. Tilbrook

Address: Scottish Natural HeritageNorth-west RegionFraser Darling House9 Culduthel RoadInverness IV2 4AGScotlandUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (463) + 239-431FAX: [44] (463) + 710-713

Principal Monitoring and Research

Site Manager

T. Clifford

IaltagAnancaun Field StationKinlochewe, Ross-shireScotlandUnited Kingdom

[44] (44584) + 244

Themes:

Ecosystem restoration of lowland woodlandsUngulate ecology and management (deer)Research on montane ecosystems

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EuroMAB DIRECTORY UNITED KINGDOM

Biosphere Reserve: Braunton Burrows

Administrative Unit: Braunton Burrows National Nature Reserve

Administering Entity: English Nature (South-west Region)

Location: 51°06'N, 04°12'W




Biogeographic Province: British Islands

Year Designated as Biosphere Reserve:


Contact: M. Hudson

Address: English NatureSouth-west RegionRoughmoor, Bishop's HullTaunton, Somerset TA1 5AAEnglandUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (823) + 283-211FAX: [44] (823) + 272-97

1976

Site Manager

John Breeds

Broadeford Farm,Heddon MillBraunton, North Devon

EX33 2NQEnglandUnited Kingdom

[44] (271) + 812-552

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Biological inventoryEcosystem restoration (dune systems)Coastal geomorphologyEffects of natural and human influences

on biota

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Biosphere Reserve: Caerlaverock

Administrative Unit: Caerlaverock National Nature Reserve

Administering Entity: Scottish Natural Heritage








Contact: Christopher H.C. Fox

Address: Scottish Natural HeritageSouth-west RegionCaspian House2 mariner CourtClydebank Business ParkClydebank, G81 2NRScotlandUnited Kingdom

Site Manager

Marion Hughes

106 High StreetDalbcatticKirkcudbrightshireDG5 4HBScotlandUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (41) + 951-4488 [44] (556) + 610-086FAX: [44] (41) + 951-4510 [44] (556) + 611-924

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Ecosystem dynamics of tidal marshesWildlife management research

(barnacle geese)Faunal populations

(emphasis on birds and herpetofauna)

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Biosphere Reserve: Cairnsmore of Fleet, Merrick-Kells andSilver-Flowe

Administrative Unit: Caimsmore of Fleet National Nature Reserve










Address: Scottish Natural HeritageSouth-west RegionCaspian House2 Mariner CourtClydebank Business ParkClydebank, G81 2NRScotlandUnited Kingdom

Site Manager

Marion Hughes

106 High StreetDalbeattieKirkcudbrightshire

DG5 4HBScotlandUnited Kingdom

Telephone [44] (41) + 951-4488 [44] (556) + 610-086FAX: [44] (41) + 951-4510 [44] (556) + 611-924


Floristic and faunal studiesStudies of land use history

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Claish Moss

Claish Moss National Nature Reserve


56°00'N, 05°45'W

480

0 - 20m

Mixed mountain systems with complexzonation(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Scottish Highlands


Contact:

Address:

Administrative Officet Site Manager.

P.J. Tilbrook

Scottish Natural HeritageNorth-west RegionFraser Darling House9 Culduthel RoadInverness IV2 4AGScotlandUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (463) + 239-431[44] (463) + 710-713

Stewart AngusManager, Western Isles

17 Francis StreetStornowayIsle of LewisPA87 2NBScotlandUnited Kingdom

[44] (0851) + 705-258[44] (0851) + 704-900


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Dy fi

Dyfi National Nature Reserve

Countryside Council for Wales

52°32'N, 4°00'W

1,598

0 - 15m

Temperate broad-leaf forest(includes coastal/marine component)



Administrative Officer Site Manager,

Contact: Chris Fuller

Address: Countryside Council for Wales:Aberystwyth OfficePlas GogerddanAberystwyth, Dyfed SY23 3EEWalesUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (970) + 828-551FAX: [44] (970) + 828-314

Mike Daly

Warden's OfficeTal y BontAberystwyth,Dyfed SY24 5EQWalesUnited Kingdom

[44] (970) + 86485


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Biosphere Reserve: Isle of Rum

Administrative Unit: Isle of Rum National Nature Reserve


Location: 57°00'N, 06°30'W



Biome: Mixed mountain systems with complexzonation(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Scottish Highlands




Address: Scottish Natural HeritageNorth-west RegionFraser Darling House9 Culduthel RoadInverness, IV2 4AGScotlandUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (463) + 239-431FAX: [44] (463) + 710-713

Principal Monitoring and Research

Site Manager

Martin Curry

White HouseIsle of RumScotlandUnited Kingdom

[44] (687) + 2026

Themes:

Monitoring of flora and faunaGeological studies

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Loch Druidibeg

Loch Druidibeg National Nature Reserve


57°20'N, 7°15'W

1,658

0 - 30m



Scottish Highlands




Address: Scottish Natural HeritageNorth-west RegionFraser Darling House9 Culduthel RoadInverness IV2 4AGScotlandUnited Kingdom

Site Manager

Stewart AngusManager, Western Isles

17 Francis StreetStornowayIsle of Lewis

PA87 2NBScotlandUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (463) + 239-431 [44] (0851) + 705-258FAX: [44] (463) + 710-713 [44] (0851) + 704-900


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Moor House-Upper Teesdale

Moor House and Upper Teesdale NationalNature Reserves

English Nature(North-west Region)

54°65'N, 2°45'W, 54°36'N, 3°12'W

7,399

305 - 850m


British Islands


A ministative Officer

Contact: William Williams

Address: BlackwallBowness-on-WindermereCumbria LA23 3JREnglandUnited Kingdom

Site Manager

Terry Wells

Appleby Business Center3 Bridge StreetAppleby, CumbriaCA16 6QHEnglandUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (5394) + 45286 [44] (7683) + 52347FAX: [44] (5394) + 88432 [44] (7683) + 52546

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Structure and function of bog ecosystemsMonitoring of biotic and

abiotic environmentDynamics of plant-animal relationshipsEffects of natural and human influences

on biota

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as

North Norfolk Coast

Multiple units (Scolt Head and HolkhamNational Nature Reserves; BlakeneyPoint, and Cley and Salthouse MarshesSites of Special Scientific Interest)

English Nature,National Trust(East Anglia Regional Agent),and Norfolk Naturalists' Trust

52°56'-52°57'N, 0°43'-1°00'E

5,497

0 - 20m

Teniperate broad-leaf forests(includes coastal/marine component)

British Islands



Senior Officer, English Nature(Norfolk)

60 BracondaleNorwichNR1 2BEEnglandUnited Kingdom

[44] (603) + 620-558

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Ecology of salt marshes and dune systems

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St. Kilda

St. Kilda National Nature Reserve


57°49'N, 8°34'W

842

0 - 430m







Address: Scottish Natural HeritageNorth-west RegionFraser Darling House9 Culduthel RoadInverness .IV2 4AGScotlandUnited Kingdom

Site Manager

Stewart AngusManager,Western Isles

17 Francis StreetStornowayIsle of LewisPA87 2NBScotlandUnited Kingdom

Telephone: [44] (463) + 239-431 [44] (0851) + 705-258FAX: [44] (463) + 710-713 [44] (0851) + 704-900


Monitoring of flora and fauna (emphasis onsea birds)

Population dynamics of Soay sheep

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Taynish

Taynish National Nature Reserve


56°00'N, 5°38'W

326

0 - 100m


British Islands




Address: Scottish Natural HeritageSouth-west RegionCaspian House2 Mariner CourtClydebank Business ParkClydebank, G81 2NRScotlandUnited Kingdom

Site Manager

Carmen Placido

1 Kilmory Industrial EstateKilmoryLochgilpheadArgyllPA31 8RRScotlandUnited Kingdom

Telephone:[44] (41) + 951-4488 [44] (546) + 603 -611.[44] (41) + 951-4510 [44] (546) + 602-298


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Name: Dr. Roger E. SolesExecutive Director, U.S. MAB Secretariat

Address: OES/EGC/MABRoom 608 SA 37Department of StateWashington, D.C. 20522-3707U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (703) + 235-2946FAX: [1] (703) + 235-3002

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1. Aleutian Islands2. Beaver Creek3. Big Bend4. Big Thicket5. California Coast Ranges6. Carolinian-South Atlantic7. Cascade Head8. Central California Coast9. Central Gulf Coastal Plain

10. Central Plains11. Champlain-Adirondack12. Channel Islands13. Coram14. Denali15. Desert16. Everglades

17. Fraser18. Glacier19. Glacier Bay-Admiralty Island20. Guanica21. H.J. Andrews22. Hawaiian Islands23. Hubbard Brook24. Isle Royale25. Jornada26. Konza Prairie27. Land Between the Lakes28. Luquillo29. Mammoth Cave Area30. Mojave and Colorado Deserts31. New Jersey Pine lands32. Niwot Ridge

33. Noatak34. Olympic35. Organ Pipe Cactus36. Rocky Mountain37. San Dimas38. San Joaquin39. Sequoia-Kings Canyon40. South Atlantic Coastal Plain41. Southern Appalachian42. Stanislaus-Tuolumne43. Three Sisters44. University of Michigan45. Virgin Islands46. Virginia Coast47. Yellowstone

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Biosphere Reserve: Aleutian Islands

Administrative Unit: Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge

Administrative Entity: U.S. Department of the Interior,U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Location: 54°51'-52°55'N, 163°22'-172°24'W



Biome: Tundra(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Aleutian Islands


Site Manager,

Contact: Daniel L. Boone

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceAleutian Islands Unit, AMNWPSC 486 Box 5251FPO AP 96506-5251U.S.A.

[1] (907) + 592-2406[1] (907) + 592-3473


Marine bird populations and productivityAleutian Canada goose restorationEradication of introduced arctic foxesWinter waterfowl populations monitoringMarine mammals (Steller's sea lion)

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Biosphere Reserve: Beaver Creek

Administrative Unit: Beaver Creek Experimental Watershed

Administering Entity: U.S. Department of Agriculture,Forest Service

Location: 34°32'N, 111°65'W



Biome: Warm deserts and semideserts

Biogeographic Province: Sonoran



Contact: Bruce Greco

Address: Beaver Creek ExperimentalWatershed

2323 West Green law LaneFlagstaff, Arizona 86004U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (602) + 556-7374FAX: [1] (602) + 556-7371E-Mail: USFS(DG):RO3F04A


Surface hydrologyClimateOld-growth timber/forest research

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Location:

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Year Designated as a Bios

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Big Bend

Big Bend National Park

U.S. Department of the Interior,National Park Service

29°30'N, 102°103'E

283,247

533 - 2,388m

Warm deserts and semideserts

Chihuahuan

phere Reserve: 1976

Site Manager,

Superintendent

Big Bend National ParkTexas 79834U.S.A.

[1] (915) + 477-2251[1] (915) + 477-2247

Research Themes:

Inventory of resourcesRiver use along Rio GrandeHydrological cycleReptilesGeomorphologyWater quality and flowPaleontology

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Biosphere Reserve: Big Thicket

Administrative Unit: Big Thicket National Preserve

Administering Entity: U.S. Department of the InteriorNational Park Service

Location: 30°31'N, 94°19'W




Biogeographic Province: Austroriparian


Site Manager

Contact: Ronald Switzer,Superintendent

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Big Thicket National Preserve3785 MilamBeaumont, Texas 77701U.S.A.

[1] (409) + 839-2691[1] (409) + 839-2599

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Fire influences on plant communitiesTree demography, seedling mortalitySoil nutrient limitations on tree seedlingestablishment

Intensive monitoring and modeling ofpollutants in airshed

River management study

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Location:

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California Coast Ranges

Multiple Units

California Department of Forests;University of California; The NatureConservancy; U.S. Department of theInterior, Bureau of Land Management andNational Park Service; U.S. Departmentof Agriculture, Forest Service; CaliforniaDepartment of Parks and Recreation

39°45'N, 123°58'W; 41°30'N, 124°00'W;36°N, 121°31'W; 36°N, 121°37'W



Biome: Temperate rain forests(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Oregonian



Contact: Debra Elliott-Fisk, Director

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Natural Reserve System, University of California300 Lakeside Drive, 6th floorOakland, California 94612-3560

[1] (510) 987-0150[1]. (510) 763-2971

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Biosphere Reserve: California Coast Ranges

Site Managers

Peter Steel

Address: Northern California CoastRange Preserve

42101 Wilderness RoadBranscomb, California 95417

Telephone: [1] (707) 984-6653


ArcheologyBiological surveys

and collectionsComparative ecologyDowncutting responseEcosystem restoration

John Smiley

Landels-Hill Big CreekReserve

Coast RouteBig Sur, California 93920

[1] (408) 667--2543


EthnobiologyExotic speciesIntegrated food chainsInvertebrate biodiversityLeaf packsRedwood biogeography

SedimentationSuccessionWildlife

populationdynamics

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Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

Carolinian-South AtlanticMultiple Units

U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish andWildlife Service, National Park Service;South Carolina Department of Wildlife andMarine Resources; U.S. Department ofCommerce, National Oceanic andAtmospheric Administration; University ofSouth Carolina; Little St. Simons IslandFoundation; Clemson University; and TheNature Conservancy

30°50'-35°00'N, 76°00'-81°35'W

157,105

0 - 20m




Contacts: Dennis M. Allen

Address: Baruch Marine LaboratorySection

University of South CarolinaP.O. Box 1630Georgetown,South Carolina 29442U.S.A.

Sally Hopkins-Murphy

Non-Game and Heritage Trust

South Carolina Wildlife and MarineResources Department

P.O. Box 12559Charleston, South Carolina 29412U.S.A.

Telephone:[1] (803) + 546-3623 [1] (803) + 795-6350FAX: [1] (803) + 546-1632 [1] (803) + 762-5007

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Wildlife population dynamics Ecology (long-term)Rare and endangered species GeomorphologyFire history and effects Science studiesRecreation and tourism Acid precipitation

Vegetation studiesInventory/birdsExotic speciesSea level changes

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Cascade Head

Cascade Head Experimental Forest andScenic-Research Area

U.S. Department of Agriculture,Forest Service

45°02'N, 123°59'W

7,051

0 - 525m

Temperate rain forests(includes coastal/marine component)

Province: Oregonian



Contact: Sarah Greene

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Forestry Sciences Laboratory3200 Jefferson WayCorvallis, Oregon 97331U.S.A.

[1] (503) + 750-7360[1] (503) + 750-7329


Growth and mortality patterns of 130 year-old stands of Sitka spruce, westernhemlock, and Douglas fir

Air temperature and precipitation data (56 years)Monitoring of salt marsh restoration (since 1981)

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Central California Coast

Multiple Units

U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Fishand Wildlife Service and National ParkService; U.S. Department of Commerce,National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration; Audubon Canyon Ranch;Marin County; Municipal Water District;California Department of Parks andRecreation; University of California;Stanford University; and City of SanFrancisco

37°38°N, 122°W

857,103

-2,300 - 730m

Evergreen sclerophyllous woodland(includes. coastal/marine component)

Californian

as Biosphere Reserve: 1988

Sally Fairfax

College of Natural ResourcesUniversity of California, Berkeley145 Mulford HallBerkeley, California 94720U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (510) + 642-7627FAX: [1] (415) + 664-1660

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Contacts (continued):

UNITED STATES

Central California Coast

Ed VeberGulf of the Farallons and

Cordell Bank National MarineSanctuaries, NOAA

Fort Mason Building 204San Francisco, California 94123U.S.A.

Telephone:[1] (415) + 556-3509FAX: [1] (415) + 664-1419

Nona ChiarielloJasper Ridge Biological

PreserveStanford UniversityStanford, CA 94305U.S.A

[1] (415) + 949-5711


Biological survey and collectionsEcosystem restorationMarine/terrestrial interactions

Rare/endangered speciesTraditional land use systemsWildlife population dynamics

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UNITED STATES

Central Gulf Coastal Plain

Apalachicola National Estuarine ResearchReserve

Florida Department of NaturalResources and U.S. Department ofCommerce, National Oceanographicand Atmospheric Administration

29°44'N, 84°58'W

78,414

0.1 - 5m

Temperate broad-leaf forests(includes cpastal/marine component)

Province: Austroriparian

Year Designated as

Contact:Address:

Telephone:FAX:



Site Manager

Woodard W. Miley,11Apalachicola National Estuarine Research

Reserve261 Seventh StreetApalachicola, Florida 32320U.S.A.

[1] (904) + 653-8063[1] (904) + 653-2297

Research Themes:Long-term monitoring of physical,

chemical and biological parametersThreatened and endangered speciesEnvironmental education activitiesManagement-oriented research

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Central Plains

Central Plains Experimental Range

U.S. Department of Agriculture,Agricultural Research Service

Location: 40°50'N, 104°45'W




Biogeographic Province: Grasslands.



Contact: Gary W. Frasier

Address: Agricultural Research ServiceRangeland Resources Research Unit1701 Center AvenueFt. Collins, Colorado 80526U.S.A.

site Manager

Mary Ashby

Central PlainsExperimental Range

Telephone: [1] (303) + 498-4230 [1] (303) + 897-2226FAX: [1] (303) + 482-2909


Vegetation dataLand use historyInventory-vascular plantsClimateRangeland management

C't

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Champlain-Adirondack

Adirondack Park, Green Mountain NationalForest, Mount Mansfield State NaturalArea, Camel's Hump State Natural Area

Administering Entities: Adirondack Park Agency (New YorkState); U.S. Department of Agriculture,Forest Service; Vermont Agency ofNatural Resources; New York StateDepartment of EnvironmentalConservation; University of Vermont

Location: 43°00'-45°00'N, 73°15'-73°30'W




Biogeographic Province: Lake Forest

Year Designated as Biosphere Reserve: 1989New York Area Vermont Area

Contact: Edward J. Hood Rose Paul

Address: Adirondack Park Agency Agency of Natural ResourcesP.O. Box 99 103 South Main StreetRay Brook, New York 12977 Center BuildingU.S.A. Waterbury, Vermont 05676

U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (518) + 891-4050 [1] (802) + 244-1137FAX: [1] (518) + 891-3938 [1] (802) + 244-1102


Atmospheric pollutants Geographic informationWater quality systemsComparative ecology Forest research/silviculture

Watershed management

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Location:

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Elevation Rangei,

Biome:

Channel Islands

Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuaryand Channel Islands National Park

U.S. Department of Commerce,National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration; and U.S. Department ofthe Interior, National Park Service

33°27'-34°04'N, 119°01'-120°26'W

479,625

0 741m


Biogeographic Province: Californian


Marine Sanctuary National Park

Contact: Stephen C. Jameson, Manager Kate Faulkner

Address: Channel Islands NationalMarine Sanctuary

735 State StreetSanta Barbara, California 93101U.S.A.

Channel IslandsNational Park

1901 Spinnaker DriveVentura, Calif. 93001U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (805) + 966-7107 [1] (805) + 658-5700FAX: [1] (805) + 568-1582 [1] (805) + 658-5799

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Water pollutantsPests and diseasesRestoration ecologyCultural anthropologyRare/endangered speciesBiological survey and collectionsEcology of marine and island communities

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Biosphere Reserve: Coram

Administrative Unit: Coram Experimental Forest

Administering Entity: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service

Location: 48°22'-26'N, 113°58'-114°00'W



Biome: Mixed mountain systems with complex zonation

Biogeographic Province: Rocky Mountains



Contact: Raymond Shearer Jack A. Schmidt

Address: USDA Forest ServiceIntermountain Research StationForestry Sciences Laboratory800 East BeckwithP.O. Box 8089Missoula, Montana 59807U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (406) + 721-5694, ext. 138FAX: [1] (406) + 543-2663E-Mail: USFS(DG): R.Shearer:S22L01A

USFS(DG): J.Schmidt:S22L01A

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Plant and animal successionEcology and management of LarixInfluence of harvest on successionClimatic factors, soil water, and streamflowInfluence of site treatments on successionInfluence of thinning and cultural treatmentson development of plant species

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Biosphere Reserve: Denali

Administrative Unit: Denali National Park and Preserve

Administering Entity: U.S. Department of the Interior,National Park Service

Location: 63°20'N, 150°30'W




Biogeographic Province: Yukon Taiga



Contact: Gordon Olson Russell W. Berry, Jr.

Address: Denali National Parkand Preserve

Denali Park, Alaska 99755U.S.A.

Denali National Parkand Preserve

Denali Park, Alaska 99755U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (907) + 683-2294 [1] (907) + 683-2294FAX: [1] (907) + 683-2720 [1] (907) + 683-2720


Large mammal ecologyVegetation ecologyAir qualityWater qualityGeology and soilsArchaeologySubsistence use

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Administrative Unit: Desert Experimental Range

Administering Entity: U.S. Department of Agriculture,Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station

Location: 38°40'N, 113°45'W


Elevation Range: 1,547 - 2,565

Biome: Cold-winter desert

Biogeographic Province: Great Basin



Contact: E. Durant McArthur

UNITED STATES

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

U.S. Forest ServiceShrub Sciences Laboratory735 N. 500 E.Provo, Utah 84606U.S.A.

[1] (801) + 377-5717[1] (801) + 375-6968


Vascular plant inventoryVegetation dataVegetation mapEcological successionEcosystem modeling

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Everglades

Everglades National Park andFort Jefferson National Monument


24°50'-25°55'N, 80°20'-81°30'W

592,313

0 2m

Tropical monsoon forests(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Everglades



Contact: Michael Soukup

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Richard Ring,Superintendent

Everglades National ParkP.O. Box 279Homestead, Florida 33030U.S.A.

[1] (305) + 247-6211[1] (305) + 247-6211, ext. 204


Surface hydrologyWater qualityMarine ecosystemsVertebrate ecologyEcosystem restoration

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Fraser

Fraser Experimental Forest

U.S. Department of Agriculture

39°54'N, 105°53'W

9,328

2,660 3,904m


Rocky Mountains


Site Manager

Contact: Charles Troendle

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Fraser Experimental ForestRocky Mountain Forest and Range

Experiment Station240 West Prospect St.Fort Collins, Colorado 80521U.S.A.

[1] (303) + 726-5220[1] (303) + 498-1010

Research Themes:

Water qualityNutrient cyclingAnimal habitat

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Biosphere Reserve: Glacier

Administrative Unit: Glacier National Park


Location: 48°15'-49°00'N, 113°15'-114°30'W







Contact: Brace Hayden H. Gilbert Lusk,Superintendent

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Glacier National ParkWest Glacier, Montana 59936U.S.A.

[1] (406) + 888-5441[1] (406) + 888-5581


Global climate changeEcosystem modelingRare/endangered speciesFire history and effectsLimnology/hydrobiology

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Biome:


UNITED STATES

Glacier Bay-Admiralty Island

Glacier Bay National Park andAdmiralty Island National Monument

U.S. Department of the Interior,National Park Service; and U.S.Department of Agriculture, ForestService

57°02'-58°11'N, 132°25'W, 58°10'-59°15'N,135°15'-138°40'W .

1,714,851

0 4,666m

Temperate needle-leaf forests(includes coastal/marine component)

Sitkan

Year Designated as Biosphere Reserve:

National Park

Contact: Marvin Jensen

Address: Glacier Bay National ParkGustavus, Alaska 99826U.S.A.

1986

National Monument

Vivian Hoffman

Admiralty IslandNational Monument .

8465 Old Dairy Rd.Juneau, Alaska 99801U.S.A.

Telephone:[1] (907) + 697-2232 [1] (907) + 586-8790FAX: [1] (907) + 697-2410 [1] (907) + 586-8795


Glacial geologyEcological succession

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Biosphere Reserve: Guanica

Administrative Unit: Guanica Commonwealth Forest Reserve

Administering Entity: Puerto Rico Department of Natural Resources

Location: 17°55'N, 67°05'W



Biome: Mixed island systems(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Greater Antillean


Site Manager

Contact: Miguel Canals Mora

Address: Department of Natural ResourcesForest Service AreaP.O. Box 5887-Puerta de TierraSan Juan, Puerto Rico 00906U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (809) + 384-7049


Forest succession

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Biosphere Reserve: H.J. Andrews

Administrative Unit: H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest


Location: 44°15'N, 122°10'W


Elevation Range: 435 1,631


Biogeographic Province: Sierra-Cascade


Site Manager

Contact: Arthur McKee

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

H.J. Andrews Experimental ForestP.O. Box 300Blue River, Oregon 97413U.S.A.

[1] (503) + 822-3914[1] (502) + 750-7329


Water qualityStream ecologyEcological succession

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UNITED STATES

Hawaiian Islands

Haleakala National Park andHawaii Volcanoes National Park


Location: 19°11'49°33'N, 155 °01' - 155 °39'W; 20°39' -20°47'N, 156 °02' - 156 °16'W



Biome:


Mixed island systems(includes coastal/marine component)

Hawaiian


Contact:


Lloyd Loope

Address: Haleakala National ParkP.O. Box 369Makawao, Hawaii 96768U.S.A.

,Site Manager

Hugo H. Huntzinger,Superintendent

Hawaii VolcanoesNational Park

P.O. Box 52Hawaii Volcanoes, Hawaii

96718-0052 U.S.A.

Telephone:[1] (808) + 572-1983 [1] (808) + 967-7311FAX: [1] (808) + 572-1304 [1] (808) + 967-8186

Principal Monitoring and Research Themes:Exotic speciesEcosystem restorationRare/endangered speciesPermanent plots, vegetationInventory invertebrates

200

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Biosphere Reserve:



UNITED STATES

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Hubbard Brook

Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest


43°56'N, 71°45'W

3,176

222 - 1,015m


Lake Forest


Contact:


Christopher Eagar

Address: USDA Forest ServiceP.O. Box 640Durham, New Hampshire 03824U.S.A.

Telephone:[1] (603) + 868-5576FAX: [1] (603) + 868-1538E-Mail: BITNET:cfederer@umdars


Site Manager

C. Wayne Martin

Hubbard BrookExperimental Forest

RFD #1 Box 779Campton, New Hampshire

03223 U.S.A.

[1] (603) + 726-8902[1] (603) + 868-1538BITNET:cfederer@umdars


Hydrometeorological monitoringPrecipitation and streamwater chemistryForest successionBiogeochemical cycling

2


Biosphere' Reserve: Isle Royale

Administrative Unit: Isle Royale National Park


Location: 47°48'-48°16'N, 88°15'-89°20'W



Biome: Lake systems(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Great Lakes


Site Manager

Contact: Linda Witkowski

Address:

Telephone:

FAX:

Isle Royale National Park87 North Ripley St.Houghton, Michigan 49931U.S.A.

[1] (906) + 482-0986[1] (906) + 337-4991

[1] (906) + 482-8753[1] (906) + 337-4984


Large mammal researchVegetation studiesAcid precipitation

'2 0 2

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



UNITED STATES

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Year Designated

Contact:

Address:

Jornada

Jomada Experimental Range

U.S. Department of Agriculture,Agricultural Research Service

32°37'N, 106°45'W

78,297

1,260 2,830m


Chihuahuan

as Biosphere Reserve: 1976


Kris Haystad

P.O. Box 30003New Mexico State UniversityLas Cruces, New Mexico 88003-0003U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (505) + 646-4842FAX: [1] (505) + 646-5889


Agricultural researchRangeland managementEcosystem restorationEcological successionEcological monitoring

2 0 3


Biosphere Reserve: Konza Prairie

Administrative Unit: Konza Prairie Research Natural Area

Administering Entity: The Nature Conservancy

Location: 39°03'-39°08'N, 96°31'-96°37'W




Biogeographic Province: Grasslands



Contact: Christopher Smith

Address: Kansas State UniversityDivision of Biology,Ackert HallManhattan, Kansas 66506U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (913) + 532-6656FAX: [1] (913) + 532-6653


Restoration ecologyEcological succession

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:.

Biome:


UNITED STATES

Land Between The Lakes

Land Between The Lakes

Tennessee Valley Authority

36°47'N, 88°03'W

1,560,000

108 - 201m


Eastern Forest


Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Thomas D. Forsythe Ann W. Wright,Superintendent

Land Between The Lakes100 Van Morgan DriveGolden Pond, Kentucky 42211U.S.A.

[1] (502) + 924-5602[1] (502) + 924-1399


Wildlife population dynamicsBiological survey and collectionsLimnology, hydrobiologyForest research/silvicultureAtmospheric pollutants

205

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



UNITED STATES

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Year Designated as

Contact:

Address:

Luquillo

Luquillo Experimental Service


18°21'N, 65°45'W

11,340

150 1,080m

Mixed island systems

Greater Antillean



Ariel Lugo

Institute of Tropical ForestryUSDA Forest ServiceRWU 1152, Call Box 25000Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico 00928-2500U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (809) + 766-5335FAX: [1] (809) + 766-6302E-Mail: BITNET: a_gillespie@uprenet


Ecosystem dynamicsForest recreationWatershed managementWildlife managementTree production

206


Biosphere Reserve: Mammoth Cave Area

Administrative Unit: Mammoth Cave National Park


Location: 37007'-37017'N, 86000'-86017'W







Contact: Jeff Bradybaugh

Address:

David Mihalic,Superintendent

Mammoth Cave National ParkMammoth Cave, Kentucky 42259U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (502) + 758-2238 [1] (502) + 758-2251FAX: [1] (502) + 758-2349 [1] (502) + 758-2349


Groundwater hydrologyWater qualityAgricultural effects of adjacent land useFreshwater ecosystemsAtmospheric pollutantsSustainable economic development

207


Biosphere Reserve: Mojave and Colorado Deserts

Administrative Units: Multiple units


Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


California Department of Parks and Recreation;U.S. Department of the Interior,National Park Service and Bureau of LandManagement; U.S. Department of Agriculture,Forest Service; and the University of California

33010'N, 116°20'W; 35°39'-37°05'N, 116°22'-117°37'W; 34°N, 115°45'W; 33°30'N, 116°24'W

1,297,264

-86 3,368m


Sonoran


Contact:


David H. Van Cleve

Address: Anza-Borrego DistrictBox 299Borrego Springs, California 92004U.S.A.

Edwin Rothfuss

Death Valley NationalMonument

Death Valley, California 92328U.S.A.

Telephone:[1] (619) + 767-5311 [1] (619) + 786-2331FAX: [1] (619) + 767-3427 [1] (619) + 786-2344


Inventory-mammalsVegetation mappingAir qualityExotic speciesCultural anthropology

Desert tortoise biologyWilderness area establishmentWildlife population dynamicsRare/endangered speciesMining and minerals management

EuroMAB DIRECTORY- UNITED STATES

Biosphere Reserve: New Jersey Pine lands

Administrative Unit: Pine lands National Reserve

Administering Entity: Pine lands Commission (complex ownership)

Location: 39°45'N, 74°45'W







Contact: Terrence D. Moore

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Pinelands CommissionPinelands National ReserveP.O. Box 7New Lisbon, New Jersey 08064U.S.A.

[1] (609) + 894-9342[1] (609) + 894-0026


Water qualityLandscape integrityWildlife and vegetation managementData management


Biosphere Reserve: Niwot Ridge

Administrative Unit: Niwot Ridge

Administering Entity: University of Colorado

Location: 40°00'N, 105°30'W







Contact: William Bowman

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

University of Colorado1560 Thirtieth StreetCampus Box 450Boulder, Colorado 80309-0450U.S.A.

[1] (303) + 492-8841[1] (303) + 492-8699


Long term alpine tundra ecological processesGlobal climate change effects on alpine ecosystemsGeomorphology

. 1r) y; 0

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:


UNITED STATES

Noatak

Gates of the Arctic National Parkand Noatak National Preserve


Location: 68°N, 160°W



Biome: Tundra

Biogeographic Province: Aliska Tundra

Year. Designated as Biosphere Reserve: 1976


Contact: Bob Gerhard

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

National Park ServiceBox 1029Kotzebue, Alaska 99752U.S.A.

[1] (907) + 442-3890[1] (907) + 442-3482


Wildlife population dynamicsCultural anthropologyBiological surveys and collections

21


Biosphere Reserve: Olympic

Administrative Unit: Olympic National Park


Location: 47°29'-48°11'N, 123°07'-124°42'W



Biome: Temperate rain forests(includes coastal/marine component)

Biogeographic Province: Oregonian


Administrative Officer Site ManagerContact: John Aho Maureen Finnerty,

Superintendent

Address: Olympic National Park600 East Park AvenuePort Angeles, Washington 98362-6798U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (206) + 452-4501, ext.245 [1] (206) + 452-4501FAX: [1] (206) + 452-0335 [1] (206) + 452-0335


Biogeochemical cyclesEcological successionAcid depositionAtmospheric pollutantsWildlife population dynamicsVisitor useGlobal climate changeThreatened/endangered species

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



UNITED STATES

Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Organ Pipe Cactus

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument


32°00'N, 112°50'W

133,278

335 1,472m


Sonoran



Contact: James J. Barnett

Address:

Telephone:FAX:


Harold J. Smith,Superintendent

Organ Pipe CactusRoute 1, Box 100Ajo, Arizona 85321U.S.A.

[1] (602) + 387-6849[1] (602) + 387-7662


Comparative ecologyRare/endangered speciesRisk assessmentEcosystem restorationWatershed management

213


Biosphere Reserve: Rocky Mountain

Administrative Unit: Rocky Mountain National Park


Location: 40°10'-40°33'N, 105°29'-105°55'W






Site Manager

Contact: Homer L. RouseSuperintendent

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Rocky Mountain National ParkEstes Park, Colorado 80517U.S.A.

[1] (303) + 586-2371[1] (303) + 586-4702


Ungulate ecology and managementHigh altitude revegetationGlobal changeAcid precipitation effectsAquatic ecology and management

'114


Biosphere Reserire: San Dimas

Administrative Unit: San Dimas Experimental Forest

Administering Entity: U. S. Department of Agriculture,Forest Service

Location: 34°12'N, 117°46'W



Biome: Evergreen sclerophyllous woodland



Site Manager

Contact: Sue Connard

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Forest Fire Laboratory4955 Canyon Crest DriveRiverside, California 92507U.S.A.

[1] (714) + 276-6570[1] (714) + 276-6426


Watershed processesFire effects on ecosystemsEvolution researchGlobal climate changeLong term monitoring of hydrology,

stream chemistry and climate parameters

215


Biosphere Reserve: San Joaquin

Administrative Unit: San Joaquin Experimental Range

Administrative Entity: U.S. Department of Agriculture,Agricultural Research Service

Location: 37°05'N, 119°43'W



Biome: Evergreen sclerophyllous woodland



Site Manager

Contact: Gary Ritinhower

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

San JoaquinCalifornia State University24075 Highway 41Coarsegold, California 93614U.S.A.

[1] (209) + 278-2011[1] (209) + 278-6998


EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


UNITED STATES

Sequoia and Kings Canyon

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks


36°45'N, 118°30'W

343,000

336 4,418m


Sierra-Cascade


Contact:

Address:


Jeff Manley J. Thomas RitterSuperintendent

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National ParksThree Rivers, California 93271U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (209) + 565-3125 [1] (209) + 565-3341FAX: [1] (209) + 565-3497 [1] (209) + 565-3497


Acidic deposition/atmospheric pollutantsBiological survey and collectionsComparative ecological researchFire history and effectsGlobal change research


Biosphere Reserve: South Atlantic Coastal Plain

Administrative Unit: Congaree Swamp National Monument


Location: 330°45'N; 80°47'W, 39°45'N; 45'W




Biogeographic Province: Eastern Forest and Austroriparian



Contact: Rick Clark Robert S. McDaniel,Resource Management Specialist Superintendent

Address: Congaree Swamp National Monument200 Caroline Sims RoadHopkins, South Carolina 29061U.S.A.

Telephone:FAX:

[1] (803) + 776-4396[1] (803) + 783-4241


Forest dynamics - regeneration, recruitment,and succession

Hydrology influences on vegetation distributionAtmospheric pollutants and acid depositionNutrient cycles-carbon and nitrogenGlobal environmental change

218


Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:


Southern Appalachian

Multiple units

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service;U.S. Department of the Interior, National ParkService; U.S. Department of Energy (contractor:Martin Marietta, Inc.); North CarolinaDepartment of Natural Resources; GrandfatherMountain, Inc.

35°36°N, 83°84°W

247,028

226 2,025m


Eastern Forest


Contact:Address:

Hubert HinoteSouthern Appalachian MAB Cooperative1314 Cherokee Orchard RoadGreat Smoky Mountain National ParkGatlinburg, Tennessee 37738 U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (615) + 436-7120FAX: [1] (61-5) + 436-5598

Principal Monitoring andAir qualityExotic speciesHuman resourcesGeosciencesGlobal environmentForest healthBiodiversityFresh water initiatives

Research Themes:Threatened/endangered speciesLong-term ecosystem processesLandscape studiesEnvironmental biotechnologyEnvironmental assessment and educationGeographic information systemsSustainable development issuesResource management

219

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

UNITED STATES

Stanislaus-Tuolumne

Stanislaus-Tuolumne Experimental Forest


38°03'N, 119°57'W

607

1,585 1,951m




Site Manager

Contact: Janet Wold

Address:

Telephone:FAX:E-Mail:

Stanislaus National Forest19777 Greenley RoadSonora, California 95370U.S.A.

[1] (209) + 532-3671[1] (209) + 533-1890USFS(DG): RO5F16A


ClimateInsects

4,4()'-'


Biosphere Reserve: Three Sisters

Administrative Unit: Three Sisters Wilderness


Location: 44°N, 121°50'W






Site Manager

Contact: Darrel Kenops

Address: Willamette National ForestP.O. Box 10607Eugene, Oregon 97440-2607U.S.A.

Telephone: [1] (503) + 465-6533FAX: [1] (503) + 465-6717E-Mail: USFS(DG): RO6F18A


VegetationGeology

221


Biosphere Reserve: University of Michigan

Administrative Unit: University of Michigan Biological Station

Administering Entity: University of Michigan

Location: 45°34'N, 84°40'W




Biogeographic Province: Lake Forest


Site Manager

Contact: James A. Teeri,Director

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

University of Michigan Biological Station111 Natural Science BuildingAnn Arbor, Michigan 48109-1048U.S.A.

[1] (313) + 763-4461[1] (313) + 747-1952


Ecological successionLimnology, hydrobiologyBiological survey and collectionsComparative ecological researchRare/endangered species

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

UNITED STATES


Virgin Islands

Virgin Islands National Park


18°21'N, 64°44'W

6,127

0 389m

Mixed island systems(includes coastal/marine component)

Lesser Antillean



Contact: Caroline A. Rogers

Address: Virgin Islands NationalPark

P.O. Box 710St. John, United States

Virgin Islands 00830 U.S.

Telephone: [1] (809)FAX: [1] (809)

Principal

Mark A. KoeningsSuperintendent

Virgin Islands National Park6010 Estate Nazareth, #10St. Thomas, United States VirginIslands 00802-3406 U.S.A.

A.

+ 776-4704+ 776-4714

Monitoring and Research Themes:

Marine ecosystemsWatershed management

EuroMAB DIRECTORY

Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

UNITED STATES


Virginia Coast

Virginia Coast Reserve

The Nature Conservancy

37°05'-37°34'N, 75°56'-75°37'W

13,511

0 - 10m


Eastern Forest



Contact: John M. Hall

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

,Site Manager

Barry R. Truitt

The Nature ConservancyBrownsvilleNassawadox, Virginia 23413U.S.A.

[1] (804) + 442-3049[1] (804) + 442-5418


Biogeochemical cyclesEffects of sea level riseGeomorphological researchEcological successionEcosystem modeling

224


Biosphere Reserve: Yellowstone

Administrative Unit: Yellowstone National Park


Location: 44°08'-45°07'N, 109°10'-111°10'W






Site Manager

Contact:

Address:

Telephone:FAX:

Robert Barbee,Superintendent

P.O. Box 168Yellowstone National Park,Wyoming 82190U.S.A.

[1] (307) + 344-2002[1] (307) + 344-2323


Wildlife/rangeland ecologyGeothermal, earthquake, volcanic systemsEndangered species restorationGreater Yellowstone ecosystemFire ecology

EuroMAB DIRECTORY UZBEKISTAN




UZBEKISTAN

226

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Biosphere Reserve: Chatkal Mountains(see also Kyrgyzstan)

Administrative Units: Chatkal'skiy Zapovednik

Administering Entities: State government

Location: 41°08'N, 69°59'E




Biogeographic Province: Pamir-Tian-Shan Highlands



Contact:

Address: Chatkal'skiy ZapovednikTashkent RegionVerkhnechirchiskiy DistrictParkent VillageUzbekistan


Floristic and faunal inventoryReforestation researchEcology of woody plants/commercial

speciesRare fauna ecology

227

EuroMAB DIRECTORY YUGOSLAVIA*

No National Contact Named for Biosphere Reserves.



* The United States does not recognize Serbia/Montenegro, nor does it acceptSerbia/Montenegro (which calls itself the "Federal Republic of Yugoslavia") as the solesuccessor of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

228

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Biosphere Reserve:



Location:

Area (hectares):

Elevation Range:

Biome:

YUGOSLAVIA*

Tara River Basin

Multiple Units in the Tara River BasinEcological Reserve (includes two nationalparks and two virgin forest reserves)

Institute for the Protection of Nature(State government of Montenegro)

42°32'N, 18°50'-19°45'E

200,000

433.- 2,522m





Contact:

Address:

Telephone:


Institute for the Protection ofNature

P.O. Box 2Titograd 81001MontenegroYugoslavia*

[38] (81) +

Research Themes:

* The United States does not recognize Serbia/Montenegro, nor does it acceptSerbia/Montenegro (which calls itself the "Federal Republic of Yugoslavia") as the solesuccessor of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

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Research TopicsEcosystems Cycles and Processes (7)Species Populations (3)Pollution (3)Human Systems (7)Management Practices (10)

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SOILS

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% Bio. Res. # CATEGORY

BASIC RESOURCE INFOBIOLOGICAL INVENTORY

89.4% 152 VASCULAR PLANTS88.8% 151 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY AND COLLECTIONS85.9% 146 MAMMALS85.9% 146 VERTEBRATES OTHER THAN MAMMALS74.1% 126 INVERTEBRATES64.1% 109 NONVASCULAR PLANTS34.7% 59 BIRDS

ECOLOGICAL MONITORING85.9% 146 CLIMATE76.5% 130 VEGETATION DATA70.0% 119 SURFACE HYDROLOGY63.5% 108 WATER QUALITY56.5% 96 FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS47.6% 81 GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY47.1% 80 AIR QUALITY40.0% 68 PRECIPITATION CHEMISTRY17.1% 29 MARINE ECOSYSTEMS16.5% 28 PALEOECOLGY

RESOURCE MAPS87.1% 148 TOPOGRAPHIC86.5% 147 VEGETATION80.0% 136 GEOLOGICAL77.6% 132 SOILS61.8% 105 LAND USE20.6% 35 REGIONAL LAND TENURE

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RESEARCH TOPICSECOSYSTEM CYCLES AND PROCESSES

73.5% 125 ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION66.5% 113 COMPARITIVE ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH59.4% 101 SEDIMENTATION47.6% 81 HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE45.3% 77 ECOSYSTEM MODELING42.9% 73 FIRE HISTORY AND EFFECTS37.1% 63 BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES

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SPECIES POPULATIONS80.0% 136 RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES76.5% 130 WILDLIFE POPULATION DYNAMICS46.5% 79 PESTS AND DISEASES

RESEARCH TOPICSPOLLUTION

48.2% 82 WATER POLLUTANTS47.6% 81 ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANTS44.1% 75 ACIDIC DEPOSITION25.3% 43 PESTICIDES

HUMAN SYSTEMS52.9% 90 TRADITIONAL LAND USE SYSTEMS34.1% 58 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY21.2% 36 LAND TENURE/ USE/MANAGEMENT20.6% 35 ARCHAEOLOGY18.8% 32 ETHNOBIOLOGY17.6% 30 DEMOGRAPHY/SETTLEMENT PATTERNS12.9% 22 RESOURCE ECONOMICS

MANAGEMENT PRACTICES61.2% 104 ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION55.9% 95 RECREATION AND TOURISM54.1% 92 SOIL CONSERVATION34.1% 58 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT32.9% 56 AGRICULTURAL32.9% 56 GENETIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT31.8% 54 MINING RECLAMATION25.3% 43 RANGELAND MANAGEMENT22.4% 38 APPROPRIATE RURAL TECHNOLOGY17.1% 29 RESOURCE PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES

SITE SUPPORTINFRASTRUCTURE

75.9% 129 ROAD ACCESS72.9% 124 LODGING FOR SCIENTISTS71.2% 121 CONFERENCE FACILITIES66.5% 113 LIBRARY61.8% 105 LABORATORY49.4% 84 CURATORIAL FACILITY

MONITORING AND RESEARCH FACILITIES80.6% 137 WEATHER STATION56.5% 96 HYDROLOGICAL STATION52.9% 90 PERMANENT PLOTS: VEGETATION43.5% 74 AIR POLLUTION STATION34.1% 58 WATERSHED RESEARCH SITE22.9% 39 PERMANENT PLOTS: LAKE/STREAM

60.6% 103 PERMANENT RESEARCH STAFF

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89.4% 152 VASCULAR PLANTS88.8% 151 BIOLOGICAL SURVEY AND COLLECTIONS87.1% 148 TOPOGRAPHIC86.5% 147 VEGETATION85.9% 146 MAMMALS85.9% 146 VERTEBRATES OTHER THAN MAMMALS85.9% 146 CLIMATE80.6% 137 WEATHER STATION80.0% 136 GEOLOGICAL80.0% 136 BIBLIOGRAPHY80.0% 136 RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES78.2% 133 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS77.6% 132 SOILS76.5% 130 VEGETATION DATA76.5% 130 WILDLIFE POPULATION DYNAMICS75.9% 129 ROAD ACCESS74.1% 126 INVERTEBRATES73.5% 125 ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION72.9% 124 LODGING FOR SCIENTISTS71.2% 121 CONFERENCE FACILITIES70.0% 119 SURFACE HYDROLOGY68.2% 116 HISTORY OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY66.5% 113 COMPARITIVE ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH66.5% 113 LIBRARY64.1% 109 NONVASCULAR PLANTS63.5% 108 WATER QUALITY61.8% 105 LAND USE61.8% 105 LABORATORY61.2% 104 ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION60.6% 103 PERMANENT RESEARCH STAFF59.4% 101 SEDIMENTATION56.5% 96 FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS56.5% 96 HYDROLOGICAL STATION55.9% 95 RECREATION AND TOURISM54.1% 92 SOIL CONSERVATION52.9% 90 TRADITIONAL LAND USE SYSTEMS52.9% 90 PERMANENT PLOTS: VEGETATION

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49.4% 84 CURATORIAL FACILITY48.2% 82 WATER POLLUTANTS47.6% 81 GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY47.6% 81 HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE47.6% 81 ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANTS47.1% 80 AIR QUALITY46.5% 79 PESTS AND DISEASES45.3% 77 ECOSYSTEM MODELING44.1% 75 ACIDIC DEPOSITION43.5% 74 AIR POLLUTION STATION42.9% 73 FIRE HISTORY AND EFFECTS40.0% 68 PRECIPITATION CHEMISTRY37.1% 63 BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES34.7% 59 BIRDS34.1% 58 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY34.1% 58 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT34.1% 58 WATERSHED RESEARCH SITE32.9% 56 AGRICULTURAL32.9% 56 GENETIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT31.8% 54 MINING RECLAMATION30.0% 51 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM25.3% 43 PESTICIDES25.3% 43 RANGELAND MANAGEMENT.22.9% 39 PERMANENT PLOTS: LAKE/STREAM22.4% 38 APPROPRIATE RURAL TECHNOLOGY21.2% 36 LAND TENURE/ USE/MANAGEMENT20.6% 35 REGIONAL LAND TENURE20.6% 35 ARCHAEOLOGY18.8% 32 ETHNOBIOLOGY17.6% 30 DEMOGRAPHY/SETTLEMENT PATTERNS17.1% 29 MARINE ECOSYSTEMS17.1% 29 RESOURCE PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES16.5% 28 PALEOECOLGY12.9% 22 RESOURCE ECONOMICS

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