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Wetland Restoration

Species Updates

Local community engagement

Migratory Waterbirds Journey

Trilateral Cooperation in the Wadden Sea

Wetland Restoration

Japan: Nature Restoration Projects in Japan

Briefing Note 13:Wetlands and agriculture, impacts of farming practices and pathways to sustainability

EAAF: Restore our wetlands in the EAAF

Australia: Restoring wetlands and stream banks in the lower Burdekin

Wetlands and People at Risk

Using ecosystem risk assessment science for ecosystem restoration

Other Flyways

Uganda: Bringing back
Uganda’s Rwambu
Wetland

Mangrove restoration: to plant or not to plant?

Nigeria: Conserving and restoring wetlands in nigerias niger river delta

Ramsar_Special Edition 2021– Global Wetland Outlook

Senegal: Restoring the
abundance of senegals
ndiael special reserve

Enhancing resilience of oceans, coastal areas and ecosystems through collaborative partnerships

India: Saving the Wular Lake Kashmir fighting flood drought risks

Colombia- Wetland Ecosystems in La Mojana, Colombia-An economic valuation of nature-based interventions for flood protection and sustainable development

Indonesia- How to Make Investments in Land Rehabilitation Economically Viable:
Lessons learned from peatland and mangroves in Indonesia, a sustainable asset valuation assessment

Local community engagement

Birdlife International: Local engagement and empowerment

Aquaculture and Nature-based Solutions

New Voices in Japanese Studies: Community Engagement with Wildlife Conservation in Japan

UNDP:Engineering with nature

Ramsar: How indigenous people and local communities contribute to wetland conservation in Asia and Oceania

Tools of Engagement: A Toolkit for Engaging People in conservation

Training Manual for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities on the Convention on Biological Diversity

A Regional Synthesis of Results and Lessons from Mekong Small Grants 2021-2022

Reviving Hong Kong's cultural traditions to conserve threatened birds

Restoring mangroves to regenerate wetlands

First Birds and Schools for East Asian-Australasian Flyway links Incheon, Ro Korea and Hong Kong

Birds and Schools for World Migratory Bird Day 2023

World Migratory Bird Day 2023

Other Flyways

Kenya: Building community resilience to natural disasters in Kenya

Conservation Solutions Lab: Community Engagement in Biodiversity Conservation

India: Empowered communities mobilize government funds to increase their flood safety

UNDP:Champions of the Wetlands

Suriname: Multiple use management areas create crucial habitat for shorebirds in Suriname

Uganda: Ugandan wetlands protect communities from climate change, says government

Migratory Waterbirds Journey

The Conversation: Latham's Snipe 5-day non-stop journey

Federation University Australia: Tracking the Migration of Latham's Snipe

Flight for survival: the story of migration

Species Updates

Whooping Crane Eastern Population Update July 2022

ICF Webinar Library

CAF Draft Situation Analysis

Global population of black-faced spoonbill hits record high, decline in Deep Bay calls for attention to habitat conditions

Other Flyways

New Study Heightens Need For Broad And Decisive Conservation Actions To Slow The Accelerating Decline Of Shorebird Populations

Boosting Coastal Resilience With Shorebirds

Whooping Crane Eastern Population Update – April 2023

Journals

PARKS The International Journal of Protected Areas and Conservation Issue 25.2 November 2019

Trilateral Cooperation in the Wadden Sea

Wadden Sea Funding Guide

Trends of Migratory and Wintering Waterbirds in the Wadden Sea

The Cultural and Recreational Values of the Natural Capital in the Wadden Sea

Taking Stock: An Inventory of existing Partnership Programmes at North Sea region World Heritage Sites and Protected Areas

Barriers for Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Protected Nature Areas in the North Sea Region

Wadden Sea Flyway Initiative

Trilateral Wadden Sea Cooperation-Four Decades of Success

MOU-ROK-Wadden Sea

Wadden Sea Strategy on Education for Sustainable Development and World Heritage Interpretation

Trilateral Partnership in support of the UNESCO Wadden Sea World Heritage-Concept for a Partnership Hub

Marine Litter in the Wadden Sea

Management guidelines-Mitigation and data collection strategies for avian influenza in bird colonies in the Wadden Sea

Trilateral Vision On Dark Sky Over the Wadden Sea

Management guidelines-Mitigation and data collection strategies for avian influenza in bird colonies in the Wadden Sea

Milestone document “The SIMP – Integrated Management Plan for ONE Wadden Sea World Heritage” adopted

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