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Eels – “The Great Travellers of the Mediterranean Lagoons”
The European eel is an emblematic species of Mediterranean lagoons, but it is also found in a wide variety of habitats. This species, with its […]
We safeguard and restore wetlands for people and nature
The European eel is an emblematic species of Mediterranean lagoons, but it is also found in a wide variety of habitats. This species, with its […]
Nature as we know it is heading towards extinction. And it’s because of human activity. Logging, intensive agriculture and overfishing have pushed one million animal […]
Restoration of the sponge function in wetland soils in sub catchments of larger river systems is a nature-based solution for flood mitigation and drought prevention […]
Drainage-based agriculture on peatland causes enormous economic and environmental losses through CO2 emissions (~25 % of EU agricultural emissions from 3 % of EU […]
REGISTER NOW! After the success in 2013 and 2016, the European River Symposium is coming back in 2021 to create an even stronger partnership for […]
Mires of the Poleski National Park are at risk due to mining plans in the Lubelskie Coal Basin. The Australian company Balamara is making progress […]
The EU Floods Directive requires Member States to assess if all water courses and coast lines are at risk from flooding, to map the flood […]
On January 25-26 the Climate Adaptation Summit takes place online at www.cas2021.com. Wetlands International organises two new large initiatives through formal CAS side events and […]
In celebration of the MOOC launch, we are excited to participate in a special high-level event with PEDRR (Partnership for Environment and DRR) partners and […]
The Irish government has taken bold steps to make its wetlands a core part of its climate action – a move which Wetlands International and […]