The World Wetland Network raises awareness of the role of local people in wetland conservation, supports their active involvement and builds their capacity to deliver effective wetland conservation.
What we do
WWN supports civil society at Ramsar
News from WWN
YEW report on Ramsar COP14
Youth Engaged in Wetlands (YEW) have published a report on November’s Ramsar COP14. The…
COP14 Resolutions published
The Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands has published the final texts of the…
WWN at Ramsar COP14: summary
Our participation at Ramsar COP14 was diverse and energising. We engaged on all our…
NGO Statement to Ramsar COP14
WWN’s joint North American Representative, Professor Kim Diana Connolly, has delivered an NGO Statement…
How can Ramsar and civil society help each other?
As a grouping of wetland NGOs, we all want to implement the Ramsar Convention…
Natural flow case studies for COP14
At Ramsar COP14 we hope to present a side-event promoting the the natural flow…
Membership
Membership is free of charge. Members are eligible to become regional representatives, and to engage in our preparations for Ramsar COPs. Find out more.
Regional and sub-Regional Representatives
For all members, see the full list.
NRM North
Country: Australia Type of organisation: NGO Contact: Megan Dykman
Societe civile environnementale/sud-kivu (SOCEARUCO)
Type of organisation: NGO Country: the Democratic Republic of the Congo Contact: Ladislas WITANENE MILENGE…
Henderson Colina
Contact: HENDERSON COLINA
Laboratory of Applied Ecology
Country: Benin Prof Brice Sinsin Contact: Elodiade HOUINDOTE Website: www.leabenin-fsauac.net/fr
Weeks Bay Foundation
Country: United States of America Contact: Yael Girard Website: weeksbay.org
OSIENALA (Friends of Lake Victoria)
Country: Kenya Type of organisation: NGO Contact: Dr. Obiero Onganga
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