@ramsar.org🏞️ Wetlands are among nature’s most effective defences against disasters.
💧 This year’s theme for the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, “Resilience Starts at Home,” reminds us that disaster risk reduction begins long before a disaster strikes.
@ramsar.orgThe theme for #WorldMigratoryBirdDay2026, “Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter!” highlights the important role of community science (also referred to as citizen science) for the conservation of migratory birds.
@r-cherwink.bsky.socialTake Action to Protect Our Nation’s Wetlands
Approximately one-third of North American bird species use wetlands.
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@ramsar.org🎥 Watch this conversation between the Secretary General, Dr Musonda Mumba and the CEO of @birdlifeglobal.bsky.socialI, Martin Harper, as they discuss the importance of collaboration and partnerships in advancing action for wetlands.
@ramsar.orgThe Convention on Wetlands emphasises the need for integrating wetland conservation into agricultural and food policies to balance food security with ecosystem sustainability.
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@ramsar.orgThis week, the Secretary General will be attending the #GlobalFlywaysSummit, highlighting the importance of protecting wetlands. Wetlands along migratory routes are essential for birds and for the people who depend on them.
@ramsar.orgđź’§Due to its large area and very diverse habitats, the Danube River is one of the most important natural treasures of Europe. As water levels fall, the need to protect and restore the Danube and its wetlands only rises. #WetlandsMatter
@ramsar.orgIndigenous women and girls are important to Indigenous Peoples' communities and to society as a whole. They contribute to the wellbeing of their Peoples as caregivers and stewards of their lands, territories and the world’s biodiversity.