Isle of Man News
Sponsorship opportunities for Manx celebration at festival
The best of Manx culture, food, drink, art and culture will be showcased at a major festival in France this summer. And sponsors can get involved.
Telling visitors about our Biosphere
We in the Island know what a special place it is – but we must tell visitors and potential visitors, too.
The Irish Sea Centre: a new organisation at the heart of the Irish Sea ecosystem
The Irish Sea, with its surrounding coastal lands and river basins, islands and islets, is a semi-enclosed marine ecosystem, connected to the wider Celtic Seas and the North Atlantic.
Villa Marina swaps throwaway plastic glasses for reusable versions
The Villa Marina is replacing single-use plastic glasses with more durable, reusable versions.
New Biodiversity Warden David Wright talks about his role
David Wright joined the Ecosystem Policy Team in December as the Biodiversity Warden. David’s main responsibility is the Ayres National Nature Reserve (NNR), but he will also be working on Wildlife Act enforcement and ecological surveys and assessments across the Isle of Man.
Biosphere Partner celebrates landmark anniversary by helping community
Biosphere Partner Stewart Clague Services (SCS) is celebrating 50 years in business by raising £50,000 for local good causes.
Capturing that perfect picture of our Biosphere
The Isle of Man is a photographers' paradise but how do we ensure we capture it in spectacular images? We speak with local photographer Stephen Corran
New organisation celebrates historic village
'Seven Kingdoms in One Valley'. That is how we like to think of Laxey. Its stunning landscape starts at the summit of Snaefell and extends all the way downhill through the villages of Agneash and Laxey to the superb coastal foreshore.
Kate Bergquist's #MyBiosphere
The Isle of Man is the only entire country to boast UNESCO Biosphere status, reflecting it is a special place for people and nature. In a year-long series of articles, authors from different walks of Manx life offer a personal perspective on #MyBiosphere. This month, Kate Bergquist writes:
Island honoured to welcome UNESCO visitors
Our Biosphere was honoured to host visits by two senior global UNESCO figures this autumn.
