“Prevent mal-adaptation: protect and restore wetlands to adapt to climate change” is the title of this double-sided cartoon postcard explaining how wetlands serve to mitigate […]

Natural and man-made disasters have been increasing exponentially over the past few decades. Climate change contributes both to extreme weather and the degradation and loss of ecosystems, intensifying […]

Wetlands International is working closely with Red Cross, Cordaid, Red Cross Climate Centre and CARE to implement a range of activities in Asia, Latin America […]

Millions of people around the world are vulnerable to natural and man-made hazards. Unsustainable management and use of ecosystems is often a root cause of […]

The draft report “The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity for Water and Wetlands” was released as a contribution to the 11th meeting of the Conference […]

Since January 2012, Mali is facing a war waged by the Tuareg separatists and the Islamists who are occupying the northern part of the country. […]

The Dentaga flooding forest is one of the largest sites receiving migratory birds in the Niger River inner delta. Because of war, it became a […]

  Together with our partners in the Dutch WASH Alliance, we are calling attention to the emerging issue of water grabbing. This leaflet served as background […]

Wetlands International and several partners with an interest in European water policy made the following submission to the European Commission’s Consultation on Policy Options for […]