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LIST OF ALL WORLD BIOREGIONS

We propose a new global way of organizing the Earth based on natural living systems. This framework understands territory through watersheds, mountain chains, forests, deserts, coastlines, islands, and the cultural histories shaped by them. It is the first comprehensive attempt to build a unified taxonomy that integrates nature, culture, science, and memory within a single global structure.  Each bioregion has its own languages, art forms, food systems, spiritual traditions, endangered species, and environmental challenges. We document cultures, subcultures, rituals, crafts, architecture, medicinal knowledge, and artistic traditions. This produces a master index joining geography, ecology, anthropology, and library science into a common standard. This Worldwide Bioregions List functions as both a scientific catalogue and a cultural atlas. Because this is a pioneering global standard, the method remains open and participatory. Research evolves through a living library capable of renewal and refinement. Through this perspective, the world is no longer seen as fragmented states, but as interconnected ecosystems helping humanity toward its future.

American Bioregion:

  • Arctic–Subarctic Bioregion

  • Boreal Forest Bioregion

  • North Atlantic Coastal Bioregion

  • Great Plains–Prairie Bioregion

  • North American Desert Bioregion

  • Pacific Coastal–Temperate Rainforest Bioregion

  • Rocky–Sierra–Cordillera Mountain Bioregion

  • Mesoamerican Bioregion

  • Caribbean–Island Bioregion

  • Northern Andes Bioregion

  • Amazon Basin Bioregion

  • Orinoco–Guiana Shield Bioregion

  • Andean Highlands and Dry Valleys Bioregion

  • Chaco–Pantanal Bioregion

  • Cerrado–Caatinga Bioregion

  • Atlantic Forest Bioregion

  • Pampas–La Plata Bioregion

  • Patagonian–Subantarctic Bioregion

Antarctic Bioregion:

  • East Antarctic Ice Sheet

  • West Antarctic Ice Sheet

  • Antarctic Peninsula

  • Circumpolar Southern Ocean

  • Subantarctic Islands

  • Polar atmospheric circulation and ozone interactions

Oceania Bioregion:

  • Melanesian Rainforest–Highland Bioregion
  • Micronesian Atoll–Lagoon Bioregion
  • Polynesian Volcanic–Voyaging Bioregion
  • Australian Desert–Savanna–Forest Bioregion
  • Coral Triangle and Reef Arc Bioregion
  • Tasman–Southern Ocean Transitional Bioregion
  • New Zealand Aotearoa Bioregion
  • Remote Pacific Seamount and Deep Ocean Bioregion

African Bioregion:

  • Sahara and Oasis Desert Bioregion

  • Sahel Semi-Arid Transition Bioregion

  • North African Mediterranean–Atlas Bioregion

  • West African Savannah–Forest Mosaic Bioregion

  • Central African Congo Rainforest Bioregion

  • East African Rift Valley–Highlands–Savanna Bioregion

  • Horn of Africa Drylands and Highlands Bioregion

  • Southern African Savanna–Karoo–Cape Bioregion

  • African Great Lakes Basin Bioregion

Asian Bioregion:

  • Siberian Boreal and Arctic Tundra Bioregion

  • Central Asian Steppe and Desert Bioregion

  • East Asian Temperate–Monsoon Bioregion

  • Himalayan–Tibetan Highlands Bioregion

  • South Asian Monsoon Plains and River Systems

  • Southeast Asian Tropical Forest Archipelago

  • Southwest Asian (Middle Eastern) Arid–Oasis–River Bioregion

  • Arabian Peninsula Desert–Oasis Bioregion

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European Bioregion:

  • Arctic & Boreal Europe Bioregion
  • Atlantic Western Europe Bioregion
  • Mediterranean Europe Bioregion
  • Central European Green Heart Bioregion
  • Northern Continental Bioregion
  • Eastern European Forest & Steppe Bioregion
  • Alpine–Carpathian Mountain Bioregion
  • Black Sea & Caucasus Gateway Bioregion
  • Balkan Mountain–Valley Bioregion