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Upcoming TEN-S webinar : “Monitoring European Swimways”
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 […]
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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 […]
Wetlands serve as natural reservoirs that absorb and store carbon and thus deserve particular attention in the light of climate change. Recently, the LIFE Wetlands4Climate […]
Wetlands International Europe was awarded one of nine landscape and seascape restoration initiatives recently announced by the Endangered Landscapes & Seascapes Programme, managed by the […]
In view of the negotiations taking place in the European Parliament, Wetlands International Europe’s developed Voting Recommendations for negotiations on the EU Carbon Removal Certification […]
This article was co-written by members of MYRIAD-EU from CICERO (Anne Sophie Daloz, Lin Ma and Miriam Stackpole Dahl) and Wetlands International Europe (Michelle Zheng […]