The Niger Delta in Nigeria is the largest wetland in Africa and the third largest mangrove forest in the world.

Wetlands International, its partners and other stakeholders from all over the world converged for a multi-day Climate Resilient Flyway kick-off workshop in Bondo, Kenya in […]

If we could travel back in time, to the year 1900, 65% of all wetlands in the world would not yet have been lost. We […]

The fact that wetlands are shrinking amidst rapid development is common knowledge, and also that  the world is more climate insecure than ever as the […]

This morning, during a historic visit to Wetlands International’s Head Office in the Netherlands, the State Forestry Administration (SFA) of the People’s Republic of China […]

This policy brief from the Partnership for Environment and Disaster Risk Reduction (of which Wetlands International is a member) analyses the Sendai Frame for Disaster Risk […]

This short film has been developed by Katja Fedrowitz with the Migratory Birds for People Network, for use at wetland centres along the East Atlantic Flyway. […]

Hasty, business-as-usual solutions to managing disaster risks in expanding coastal cities can undermine sustainable development and actually put people, urban infrastructure and valuable land at greater risk. Integrated Risk […]

This Tuesday 10th of May is World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) is a massive, global celebration of the beauty and wonder of our avian friends who, […]

“I am very passionate about working with local communities as I believe it is a fundamental aspect for achieving conservation goals, contribute to communities’ well-being, […]