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
Natural flow case studies for COP14
At Ramsar COP14 we hope to present a side-event promoting the the natural flow…
In Memoriam Dr Paul Ouedraogo
Wetlands lost a friend last week. Dr Paul Ouedraogo passed away at the age…
Ramsar COP14 to be held in Geneva
The next wetlands Conference of the Parties, Ramsar COP14, has been rescheduled. It will…
WWN in South Korea
Conservationist at KFEM and WWN Korea member Jung Hanchul met Chris Rostron (WWN vice…
Urgent: Support Doñana National Park
As you might be aware, we are witnessing a serious and imminent threat to the…
How do you interact with the Ramsar Convention?
Civil Society and eNGOs, such as you, are essential to safeguarding the world’s wetlands…
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.
Balochistan Forest
Country: Pakistan Contact: Sher Ahmed Kurd
Assam Agricultural University
Type of organisation: NGO Country: India Contact: Rajiv Das Kangabam Website: coalitionwild.org
WWF Romania
Type of organisation: NGO Country: Romania Contact: Camelia Ionescu George Caracas
Minoru KASHIWAGI
Committee member Organisation: Ramsar Network Japan Country: Japan Type of organisation: NGO/ ONG Contact: Minoru…
Henderson Colina
Contact: HENDERSON COLINA
University of Antananarivo
Université d’Antananarivo Country: MadagascarOrganisation name: Université d’Antananarivo, Département de Biologie Animale Contact: Oliarinony Ranalison Key objectives: Training…
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