
The area became a Biosphere in 2009 and under UNESCO’s regulations it must now be subject to a 10 year review in order to retain its status.
The area has witnessed many changes over this period, with new environmental pressures such as climate change, invasive species and diseases to coniferous woodland, through to cuts in public sector budgets.
Download the following documents:
State of the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere Report 2019 (20MB!)
UNESCO Periodic Review (1.7MB)
Dyfi Forward Look (1.7MB)
Map of the new area (2.9MB)
and have a look at the Dyfi Biosphere StoryMap
Annex 1a: Dyfi Biosphere Ecological Terrestrial Habitats (4.2MB)
Annex 1b: Dyfi Biosphere Overview Zones (2.8MB)
Annex 4c: Communication Plan
Annex 4d: Cors Fochno SAC Management Plan
Annex 4g: Dyfi Biosphere Tourism Plan 2014 - 2017
Annex 4i: Pen Llyn a'r Sarnau SAC Plan
Annex 4j: Towards 2040 English Version 2018 (6MB)
Annex 5: Dyfi Species List 2015
Annex 6: Research Studies
Annex 7b: Constitution - Amended 05 July 2013
Annex 7c: Dyfi Biosphere Action Plan 2017 - 2019
Annex 7e: ES Documentation - Dyfi Biosphere
Annex 7f: Master S7 Species List May 2016
Annex 7g: Masters S7 Habitats List May 2016