Introduction
Main Findings and Conclusions
Criteria For Biosphere Reserves
Background, Overview and Issues
Matters Of Special Intrest In The Experience of Canadian Biosphere Reserves
Development of a longer-term "strategic and/or business plan"
Periodic Review Form For Biosphere Reserves
Topography of The Region
Climate
Geology, geomorphology, soils
Type of habitat: The Long Point complex, including Big Creek marsh
Type of habitat: The Inner Long Point Bay
Type of habitat: Deciduous forest tracts
Endangered or threatened plant and animal species
Species of traditional or commercial importance
Zonation
Human Acivities: Population
Cultural significance of the site
Use of resources by local populations
Past/Historical Land Uses
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Tourism
Income and benefits to local communities
Research and Monitoring Programmes
Abiotic Research
Biotic Research
Socio-economic Research
Topics Associated With Research
Use of Research Results
Environmental education and public awareness
Administrative Entities in Which The Biosphere Reserve is Located
Management plan/policy
Sources and Percentages of Funding
Mechanism for consultation of local communities
Community Participation
Protection regime of the core area and possibly of the buffer zone
Land tenure of each zone
Conclusion
Cooperative Activities with Other Biosphere Reserves
Reference for Periodic Review
Community Organizations/Groups in The Long Point Biosphere Reserve Area
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