Achievement of Chinese Biosphere Reserves Network and suggestions for its development

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As the largest national platform for China’s implementation of UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB), the establishment of the Chinese Biosphere Reserves Network (CBRN) marks the Programme’s entry into a phase of integrated development in China. By leveraging regional and thematic networks of MAB, organizing multi-thematic training courses, constructing a multi-level talent cultivation system, hosting annual conference, running publications, promoting public communication with social media, strengthening the introduction and application of high technology, and establishing base for strategic research, CBRN has made significant achievements in international cooperation, capacity building, cultivation of youth talents, awareness raising, experience sharing, information exchange, technology empowerment, and think tank support. The success of the network lies in its close alignment with national development strategies, utilization of the advantages of the national strategic force of science and technology, reinforcement of its role as an interdisciplinary think tank, and advocacy of open, inclusive, sharing, and cooperative principles. To further promote the development of the network, it is recommended that all sectors of society collaborate to establish more UNESCO biosphere reserves at home, enhance the diversity and representativeness of network members, strengthen technology empowerment, optimize capacity building and talent cultivation systems, leverage the radiating and driving effects of large-scale international scientific projects, and emphasize the public communication of cultural and spiritual values of the biosphere reserves. These efforts will enhance China’s contributions of its wisdom to build a modernization in which humanity and nature coexist in harmony, to promote global green development and finally to enhance the resilience of the biosphere.

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