🌐 San Dimas Experimental Forest

United States · Americas · Biosphere Reserve · 34.12°N, 117.46°W

The San Dimas Biosphere Reserve and Experimental Forest is an experimental forest located in the front range of the San Gabriel Mountains of southern California. San Dimas constitutes a protected field laboratory jointly managed by the Angeles National Forest and the Pacific Southwest Research Station of the United States Forest Service under the designation San Dimas Experimental Forest. It was designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1976 and withdrawn from the programme in July 2018.

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Country	United States
Continent / region	Americas
Protection type	🌐 Biosphere Reserve
Coordinates (approx.)	34.12°N, 117.46°W · view on map

San Dimas Experimental Forest is a biosphere reserve in United States, in Americas. The details of why San Dimas Experimental Forest is ecologically important are described by the sourced introduction above (from Wikipedia).

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