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Monitoring is a key activity in biosphere reserves and other parks. It is often used as a basis for evaluating the development of a reserve and the success of the protected area management. Monitoring activities hold many pitfalls, as shown by results from a project in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Entlebuch. Creating a causal link between management activities and monitoring results is one major challenge. Additional difficulties arise from often used non-systematic data originating from external sources. Embedding the available data in a simple conceptual model that links aims and key system factors with sustainability indicators could alleviate some of the problems encountered.

Lessons learnt from a monitoring endeavour in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Entlebuch