Find out about activities by WWN representatives and committee members.
World Wetlands Day 2021 announced
The Ramsar Secretariat has published the official materials to promote World Wetlands…
Applications Open for the Race To Zero Youth Fellowship
Youth engagement is important to WWN, and wetlands are essential to tackle…
Human Right to safe, clean, sustainable environment
WWN has joined other CSOs Indigenous Peoples, social movements and local communities…
Youth Engaged in Wetlands – A Global Youth Survey
by Youth Engaged in Wetlands Youth Engaged in Wetlands (YEW), is a…
2020: Citizen Science Survey of the world’s wetlands
From May to October 2020, citizen scientists like you are contributing their…
Emergency Recovery Plan on global freshwater biodiversity loss
Scientists have launched a six-point Emergency Recovery Plan for freshwater biodiversity; they…
International Forum on African Wetlands
WWN delegates from across Africa will meet other wetland conservationists in Tunisia…
Natural Flow of Water at IUCN Congress
WWN, RNJ and the Korea Wetland NGO Network are submitting a motion…
New WWN North America rep
We extend a warm welcome to Laura Chamberlin, Assistant Director for North America…
Youth Ramsar Japan visit to Slimbridge, UK
The current and previous head of Youth Ramsar Japan, Takuma Satoh and…
NGOs help protect vital Asian wetland
NGO networking helped get the Yellow Sea inscribed as World Heritage Site
WWN and youth at Ramsar Standing Committee 57
Following their closing statement to Ramsar’s 13th Conference of the Contracting Parties…
Strategic planning continues
WWN’s committee has met to sign-off on the completion of the 2016–2018…
Wetland survey workshop
After the successful delivery of the first Global Citizen Science Survey of…
World Wetlands Day 2019
Core group active on four continents The WWN core group members are…
