Join Us for Biosphere Bites!
The US Biosphere Network (USBN) hosts virtual, 30-minute “Biosphere Bites” talks every other week on ZOOM to give biosphere regions and anyone interested in collaborative conservation an opportunity to share knowledge, ideas, and resources across our national and international networks.
The biweekly Biosphere Bites virtual presentations are informal and are designed to connect the USBN to local, regional, national, and international partners and to highlight the important work that is being done in biosphere regions to improve the human connection to nature and to make progress towards sustainable development goals.
Next Up: September 11
Mobilizing Youth Climate Action in Biosphere Regions with Jen Kretser of The Wild Center
USBN “Biosphere Bites” Zoom Link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85406405467?pwd=qaebYRxsPXb0Ht3QTpKIKcIdfLFlgb.1
- Meeting ID: 854 0640 5467
- Passcode: 855625
Save the Dates!
- September 25th: UNESCO MAB Young Scientist: Research on southern Patagonian bats and their ecology – Xenabeth Lazaro
- October 9th: Integrated Protected Areas Management Toolbox – Michael Jungmeier and Elisabeth Wiegele, Nockberge Biosphere Reserve, Austria
- October 23rd: Restore, research, reinhabit: three lessons from US Pacific Coast biosphere regions – Bruce Byers, Cascade Head Biosphere Collaborative
- November 6th: TBD
- November 20th (note this seminar will be 45 minutes): USBN-SEAS Biosphere Buffet, Samuel Kocurek, Alaina Smith, Sarah Davis, Craig Reiley, Mary Kolleth, Sean Skinner, Rongkai Zhong
- December 4th: TBD
- December 18th: TBD
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Past Biosphere Bites seminars:
All talks will be recorded and you can watch recordings of past Biosphere Bites on USBN’s YouTube Channel!
Have an idea for a future Biosphere Bites seminar?
The goal of USBN’s Biosphere Bites lunch-and-learn style talks is to showcase projects, initiatives, events, research, and resources across the network in a short and digestible format: a 20 minute presentation and 10 minute Q&A.
Knowledge sharing is a cornerstone of a thriving network, and we look forward to sharing the great work that Biosphere Regions and their partners are doing to improve human connection to nature. To present or propose a topic for an upcoming Biosphere Bites talk, use this form.
Banner photo – Denali National Park/Biosphere Region – NPS/Jacob W. Frank;
