Wet Nature, Dry Feet – How nature-based solutions can improve water management
The flood disaster of 2021 was one of the most impactful event of the year in Germany and some affected border areas of Belgium and […]
We safeguard and restore wetlands for people and nature
The flood disaster of 2021 was one of the most impactful event of the year in Germany and some affected border areas of Belgium and […]
Building on the outcomes of the Swimways online workshop hosted by Wetlands International Europe in October 2022, the Trans-European Swimways Programme and Leaflet are now […]
Our Member CMok – the Wetlands Conservation Center in Poland, developed carbon schemes principles for the rewetting of peatlands. This document is an English summary […]
Call for abstract: Abstract submission for the 3rd International Conference on Natural Hazards and Risks in a Changing World. Researchers, practitioners, policy officers and -makers […]
Salmons, eels, trouts, shads, sturgeons and many other fish species migrate in our European rivers. Monitoring their movements is a fascinating and key element of […]
NOTE: THIS EVENT WAS CANCELED AND POSTPONED TO 30th JANUARY 2024 Tuesday, 14 November 2023 – 18:00 to 18:45 (CET) Join us for an interactive […]
14 environmental and civil society organisations have joined forces to urge the Portuguese and Spanish governments to increase their cooperation and elaborate strategies and plans […]
Wetlands International Europe joined 100+ NGOs in an open letter to EU policymakers to respond to misrepresentations on the environmental impacts of hydropower. The European […]
Wetlands International Europe is one of six NGOs asking for a new “EU Climate and Water Resilience Law” that prioritises restoring and protecting freshwater ecosystems […]
Wetlands International Europe has been chosen as a member of the Global Gateway Civil Society and Local Authorities Dialogue Platform (GG Dialogue Platform). The Policy […]