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Ramsar site and other important areas

Community Outreach

Importance of ecotourism in wetland

Threatened Species

Nature Based Solutions

Renewable Energy

Ramsar site and other protected areas

Ramsar:
The List of Wetlands
of International
Importance

UNESCO: The Impact of Climate Change and Sustainable Development of Island and Coastal Biosphere Reserves

Hope Spots - Mission Blue

IOP Closing Statement for Ramsar COP14

NEASPEC:
North-East Asian Marine Protected Areas Network: Management Plans, Monitoring and Assessment

Australian govt.:
Celebrating Australia's wetlands - Showcase of Australian Ramsar sites

The Briefing Notes

World Wetlands Day 2023

ACB: ASEAN Heritage Parks

IUCN:
Red List of Ecosystems

Ramsar:
Wetlands and agriculture: impacts of farming practices and pathways to sustainability

What did COP14 do for wetlands?

UNESCO World Heritage Centre:
World Heritage and Biodiversity

IUCN:
World Heritage Outlook

The Mangrove Breakthrough: a call to action for a critical ecosystem

Seize the Moment-Paulson Institute

Wetlands and Plastic Pollution

Where water meets land, life takes flight. Celebrating the beauty of wetlands and migratory birds

Using Global Mangrove Watch to prioritise blue carbon conservation action

Using Global Mangrove Watch to prioritise blue carbon conservation action

Celebrating the wonders of wetlands: A homecoming for migratory birds

UN Biodiversity Lab 2.0

UN Biodiversity Lab homepage

[Video] UN Biodiversity Lab Trailer

Importance of ecotourism in wetland

Ramsar: Destination Wetlands - supporting sustainable tourism

Ramsar: Useful Materials for Sustainable Tourism

CBD:
Tourism Supporting Biodiversity: a Manual on applying the CBD Guidelines on Biodiversity and Tourism Development

AEWA: Guidelines on the development of ecotourism at wetlands

Threatened Species

IUCN: Red List of Threatened Species

State of the Artic Terrestrial Biodiversity Report

Poyang Lake Summer Camp Inspires Students to Protect Migratory Birds

New disease among seabirds caused by plastic

How to make more wildlife come back

Eastern Curlew habitat destroyed

State of the World's Birds

ASEAN exec says alarming illegal trade of endemic wild species needs urgent action

Migratory waterbird species decline 'canary in the coal mine'

Shorebirds found to eat plastic

New research highlights where threatend seabirds are most exposed to marine plastics

Climate Change

Climate Change in Arctic Environments

Wetlands: An answer to the climate crisis

How Countries can better cope with flood risk

The Ramsar Convention and Civil Society,including NGOs A report by the World Wetland Network for Ramsar COP14

Wetlands: the unsung heroes of the planet

WWT Features:Blue Carbon

Briefing Paper December 2019-Protected Areas and Climate Change

Mangrove restoration gives hope to Indonesia's sinking shores

Why wetlands are so important for both nature and climate

World Water Day

IPCC Climate Report: 6 key findings about the climate crisis

Earth Hour: the 'biggest hour for Earth'

Accelerating the Global Hydrogen Industry

Water for Climate, Resilience and Environment

Building with nature for a better climate

International Mother Earth Day - 22 April 2023
Statement by David Cooper, Acting Executive Secretary of the CBD

Overconsumption by the rich must be tackled, says acting UN biodiversity chief

World is alarmingly off track to meet 1.5°C targets

Using Global Mangrove Watch to prioritise blue carbon conservation action

Towards Blue Transformation

Linked Climate Variability Between Distant Regions Highlights Interconnectivity of Global Climate Change

How Climate Change Affects Life on Earth

Fair winds and following seas so far for protection of biodiversity on the high seas, but safe harbour still to be reached

Wetlands and Methane

Community Outreach

Our Home – Poyang Lake Summer Camp Inspires Students to Protect Migratory Birds

First ecotourism travel mart features ASEAN’s natural heritage

ASEAN highlights need for youth participation in meeting new global biodiversity targets

Thousands take to the streets to save Toondah Harbour

Nine ring groups call on the government to stick to the principles of wetland planning and revise the Xintian Science and Technology City plan

Policy Papers

UNCBD Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework

Mainstreaming biodiversity into priority economic sectors

UNFCC New International Biodiversity Agreement Strengthens Climate Action

Green shoots from the ashes

COP 27 Reaches Breakthrough Agreement on New "Loss and Damage" Fund for Vulnerable Countries

Financing Nature: Closing the Global Biodiversity Financing Gap

Countries Present Climate Ambition and Action at COP27

Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment - Phu My Species and Habitat Conservation Area , Vietnam

Enhancing wetland resilience for improved biodiversity and livelihoods in Cambodia

IBRRI Wetland Knowledge and Research

Impacts of Plastic Pollution on Freshwater Aquatic, Terrestrial and Avian Migratory Species in the Asia Pacific Region

Enhancing wetland resilience for improved biodiversity and livelihoods in CambodiaRisk Assessment of Plastic Pollution to Migratory Species in the Mekong and Ganga Basins

Joint meeting of the CMS Intergovernmental Task Force to Address Illegal Hunting, Taking and Trade of Migratory Birds in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway and the EAAFP Task Force on Illegal Hunting, Taking and Trade of Migratory Waterbirds

ASEAN Biodiversity Outlook 3

The 2023 IUCN Situation Analysis on Ecosystems of the Yellow Sea with Particular Reference to Intertidal and Associated Coastal Habitats

The Government Releases the 3rd National Climate Crisis Adaption Plan

Nature Based Solutions

Nature based Solutions in agriculture

IUCN Asia leads discussion on Nature based Solutions at UN side event

ASEAN Announces Best Ecosystem Restoration Projects

Renewable Energy

Studies and Publications

Reconciling Energy Development with the Conservation of Migratory Species: An Analysis of National Reports to CMS COP13

Mitigating biodiversity impacts associated with solar and wind energy development

Renewable energy for agri-food systems

Wind Turbines

Assessing the cumulative exposure of wildlife to offshore wind energy development

Wind Turbine Interactions with Wildlife and Their Habitats

Power Lines

Bird collisions with power lines: Prioritizing species and areas by estimating potential population-level impacts

Bird Electrocution-Why birds die on powerlines – and how we can stop it

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