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’s place in the Convention on 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.
APANAEFJ asbl: Association Panafricaine pour L’encadrement et La Formation De La Jeunesse
Country: Democratic Republic of Congo Contact: MUKAMBA KABISI Marcellin Type: NGO
Mr. Pyae Phyo Aung
Sub-Regional Representative – Myanmar Nature Conservation Society-Myanmar (NCS) Contact: Mr. Pyae Phyo Aung Website: www.ncsmm.org
Australasian Wader Studies Group
Type of organisation: NGO Country: Australia Contact: Phil Straw (EAA Flyway Liaison Officer); Regional Representative…
Instituto Ecoturstico y Desarrollo de Montañas
Contact: Augusto Ethel Country: Peru
Mokarsagar Wetland Conservation Committee
Type of organisation: NGO Country: India Contact: Dhaval Vargiya Website: mokarsagar.org
Murray Lower Darling Rivers Indigenous Nations
Country: Australia Type of organisation: NGO Contact: Will Mooney Website: www.mldrin.org.au Twitter: @MLDRIN
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