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Plan of Action and Educational Framework for the GVRR Project:  

Full text of the “Call of Kazan”   

Kazan Report on GVRR Project (Booklet)  

GVRR Booklet: Selected WH and Biosphere Reserve Sites (Booklet and electronic version)

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