The Beaver Hills was designated as a biosphere on March 19, 2016 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). This is a global recognition of a collective commitment by the communities within the region to celebrate and advance knowledge, culture, nature and economy together.
Learn moreThe Beaver Hills was designated as a biosphere on March 19, 2016 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). This is a global recognition of a collective commitment by the communities within the region to celebrate and advance knowledge, culture, nature and economy together.
Learn moreThere is so much to learn about the history and culture, conservation and development in the biosphere. These are the narratives that tell the stories of the Beaver Hills from past to present.
Biospheres are learning places for sustainable development. Together with our partners we actively participate in and support scientific research, academic studies, applied projects and educational opportunities that advance our understanding of the region’s environment, biodiversity, culture and economy.
Learn moreFrom parks and trails, to recreation areas, historic and cultural sites and wilderness retreats, the Beaver Hills has so much to offer.
Together we're showcasing the people, places and experiences the Beaver Hills Biosphere has to offer #beaverhillsbiosphere.
Are you passionate about effective governance, leadership, enthusiastic about the Beaver Hills and committed to contributing to a dynamic organization? We are currently seeking interested candidates to fill two positions on our Board of Directors. If you are interested in sharing your time, skills and expertise as a member of our board, please complete the online application.
