This document explores how wetlands—ranging from coastal mangroves to inland marshes—offer vital services like erosion control and fishery support, essential for community livelihoods.
This document emphasizes the urgent need to protect and restore tropical lakes and wetlands, calling for coordinated action from governments, communities, and all sectors of society.
This document explores how ecosystem rehabilitation refers to the process of rebuilding or restoring degraded areas, as well as protecting those that remain in good condition.
This document explores how ecosystem restoration involves rehabilitating and recovering degraded or destroyed areas, while also protecting the surrounding landscape and its functions
This document explores how Ecosystem-based Adaptation involves using diverse strategies to adapt to climate change. It includes ecosystem management and the services it provides to support resilience.
This document explores how Ecosystem-based Adaptation uses ecosystem management to reduce vulnerability to climate change, supporting both biodiversity and community resilience.
This document explains how long-term environmental monitoring is essential for ecological restoration and natural resource management, offering data to guide decisions and measure impact.
This document explores how wetlands rely on the entire watershed. From mountain streams to mid-slope farms, smart land use and regenerative agriculture enhance water retention.
This document explores how restoring mountain streams helps wetlands thrive by controlling upland erosion and land use, slowing water and sediment before they reach sensitive wetland areas.
This webinar explores how the Ramsar Secretariat supports Contracting Parties by offering capacity-building sessions to strengthen the implementation of the Ramsar Convention.
The Living Lakes Network is an international partnership of 130 members working in more than 60 countries to protect and restore the lakes and wetlands of the world.
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