Discover 5 lesser-known UNESCO Biosphere Regions perfect for regenerative tourism with practical tips, credible sources, and sustainable travel experiences to inspire your next trip.

Discover Nature Squamish: volunteer in Squamish to monitor eagles, join estuary bird counts, and become a member—real impact in the Howe Sound Biosphere

From tracking tiny songbirds on their epic migrations to inspiring the next generation of conservationists, the Last Mountain Bird Observatory is a beacon of hope for biodiversity in Saskatchewan. Join us as we explore its purpose, its role in protecting migratory birds, and how its exciting rebuild will enhance its impact. Whether you’re a bird enthusiast or simply curious about conservation, this story will inspire you to connect with the natural world!

What is a Biosphere Region? Discover how these UNESCO-designated areas bring people and nature together through sustainable development and regeneration. Learn why they matter, how they work, and how communities like Howe Sound are making a difference for future generations.

Forget “sustainable” travel—regenerative tourism takes it a step further by actively improving the places we visit. Explore UNESCO Biosphere Regions, contribute to citizen science with iNaturalist, and discover how travelers can restore nature and empower communities.