United Nations Day was marked yesterday by exploring the Island's opportunity to win global recognition as a world biosphere reserve.
Former UNESCO advisor Professor Peter Bridgewater held a presentation at the Manx Museum to explain how the Island can present its bid.
He gave an insider's view of the organisation in conjunction with the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.
Professor Bridgewater says the acknowledgement could be very important:
Downhill skaters return for Mountain Road action
Part of the Mountain road could close for more racing this summer - but not for motorbikes!
Braddan Commissioners to stop accepting cash?
Braddan Commissioners say they're considering an end to cash payments.
MHK queries Ramsey flood defence objections
A Ramsey MHK wants to know more about who objected to plans for new flood defences in the town.
Move your car off the prom for drone show tonight
If you've been parking on Douglas promenade, you'll have to move your car by this evening.
Key route in Ramsey shut today
A key route in Ramsey is closed today, Friday, March 20.
Novelist writes of visit amid bus strike
A UK playwright and novelist has written about his less-than-ideal stay on the Island.
Fire service warns landlords over regulations
The Fire and Rescue Service is reminding landlords to make sure properties meet legal requirements.
New stamps celebrate racehorse owner
New Manx stamps are celebrating the legacy of renowned racehorse owner Trevor Hemmings.
