Wetlands for life
WWN members in Asia or Oceania may be able to help their government implement wetland conservation and wise use by means of the Nagao Wetland Fund. The following information comes from the Secretariat of the Ramsar Convention: The Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands have opened the call for applications for 2022 Nagao Wetland Fund …
The 17th annual WA Wetland Management Conference organised by The Wetlands Centre Cockburn was held on March 16th 2021 at the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Ramsar Convention. The conference, originally scheduled to coincide with World Wetlands Day in February 2021, was rescheduled due to a snap COVID lockdown …
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Colleagues from New Zealand marked World Wetland Day with a Bioblitz at Lake Rotopiko at the National Wetland Trust’s site. Schools came to take part in the bioblitz, and it was supported by research agency Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research. Dr. Monica Peters won a competition run by Manaaki Whenua to host a BioBlitz and immediately …
Thank you for registering as a member of the World Wetland Network (WWN). World Wetland Network aims to give Non-Government Organisations, Civil Society Organisations and community groups a voice in wetland conservation and implementation of the Ramsar Convention. Following a review of our membership we now have 130 member organisations representing more than 380,000 individuals. …
