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Biosphere Bathing introduces you to regenerative tourism, inviting you to explore UNESCO Biosphere Regions around the world.

  • Immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes, connect with vibrant ecosystems, and contribute to biodiversity conservation projects that make a real impact.

  • Whether you're looking for free travel guides, volunteer opportunities, or a deeper connection to the natural world, Biosphere Bathing empowers you to become a steward of our world’s Biosphere Regions.

Join us in shaping a sustainable future—one adventure at a time.

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  • A hiker forest bathes in the tranquility of the Georgian Bay Biosphere

    Georgian Bay Biosphere

    Home to the largest freshwater archipelago on Earth, the Georgian Bay Biospheres 30,000 islands offer unparalleled opportunities to experience nature’s beauty and discover vibrant wildlife habitats.

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  • Exploring the Bruce Caves in the Niagara Escarpment

    Niagara Escarpment Biosphere

    Made up of rugged cliff faces formed millions of years ago by erosion, the Niagara Escarpment is a ribbon of nature making up a natural corridor for wildlife. Stretching from the world-famous Niagara Falls…

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Volunteer in Your Biosphere: April Edition
Volunteer in Your Biosphere: April Edition

Looking for ways to give back to nature? Volunteer in your local biosphere this April! From bird counts to invasive species removal, these hands-on opportunities let you protect wildlife, restore habitats, and connect with your community. Find the perfect volunteer opportunity and make a real impact!

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From Migration to Conservation: The Story of the Last Mountain Bird Observatory
From Migration to Conservation: The Story of the Last Mountain Bird Observatory

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!

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What is a Biosphere Region?
What is a Biosphere Region?

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.

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What is Regenerative Tourism?
What is Regenerative Tourism?

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.

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Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities

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Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Apr 13
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count

Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.

Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
May 11
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count

Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.

Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Jun 8
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count

Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.

Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Jul 13
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count

Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.

Upcoming Events in Your Biosphere

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Science Symposium in Frontenac Arch
Apr 11
Science Symposium in Frontenac Arch

Learn how scientists, NGOs, and policymakers are working to protect and restore ecological connectivity across the Algonquin to Adirondacks Region at A2A’s 3rd Biennial Science Symposium.

Easter Activities in the Riding Mountain Biosphere
Apr 19
Easter Activities in the Riding Mountain Biosphere

Celebrate Easter at Riding Mountain Biosphere Region with a scavenger hunt, kids' crafts, and a BBQ fundraiser hosted by Friends of Riding Mountain National Park.

Day on the Creek
May 15
Day on the Creek

Join the Waterton Biosphere for the Day on the Creek on May 15th! A hands-on outdoor learning experience focused on environmental stewardship.

Ontario Biodiversity Summit
May 21
Ontario Biodiversity Summit

Explore the future of conservation at the 2025 Ontario Biodiversity Summit, hosted by the Invasive Species Centre at Trent University. Join experts and changemakers to drive action for Ontario’s biodiversity.

Latest News

Biosphere Bathing is currently travelling around Australia visiting UNESCO Biosphere Regions. Current location: Noosa Biosphere Region in Queensland, Australia.

Biosphere Bathing is currently travelling around Australia visiting UNESCO Biosphere Regions. Current location: Noosa Biosphere Region in Queensland, Australia.

Exploring Caves in the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere

Exploring Caves in the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere

Sailing in the Georgian Bay Biosphere

Sailing in the Georgian Bay Biosphere

Mountain Biking in the Riding Mountain Biosphere

Mountain Biking in the Riding Mountain Biosphere

Paddling in the Redberry Lake Biosphere

Paddling in the Redberry Lake Biosphere

Hiking the Rainbow Mountain in Waterton Biosphere

Hiking the Rainbow Mountain in Waterton Biosphere

The Black Tusk in Garibaldi Provincial Park in the Howe Sound Biosphere

The Black Tusk in Garibaldi Provincial Park in the Howe Sound Biosphere

Paddling in the Clayoquot Sound Biosphere

Paddling in the Clayoquot Sound Biosphere

Looking out over the Strait of Georgia in the Mt Arrowsmith Biosphere

Looking out over the Strait of Georgia in the Mt Arrowsmith Biosphere

Hiking in the Noosa Biosphere

Hiking in the Noosa Biosphere

We are deeply grateful to operate on the traditional and unceded territories of the Squamish Nation in Átl’ḵa7tsem/Howe Sound.