November 3rd, 1966

The day highlights the role of biosphere reserves as unique learning sites and sources of knowledge about sustainable development and biodiversity. On this day, organizations and communities around the world organize events to raise awareness of the importance of biosphere reserves. These reserves serve as examples of sustainable coexistence between humans and nature, demonstrating how the needs of society can be balanced with the conservation of biodiversity. International Biosphere Reserve Day also highlights the importance of cooperation between countries and communities in protecting natural resources and creating resilient ecosystems. This day reminds us of our responsibility to future generations to ensure the preservation of biosphere reserves and the natural wealth of our planet.

This day is a reminder of the need to provide a safe and supportive educational environment for all students, where they can develop and learn without fear or pressure. The international community and educational institutions use the day to hold various events, educate students about the consequences of violence and bullying, and create programs to prevent cyberbullying. The International Day to End Violence and Bullying at School, including cyberbullying, highlights the importance of solidarity and collaboration in tackling these issues to ensure a safe and supportive environment for all children and young people.