🌏 World Wetlands Day · 2 February They’re living systems that support entire food chains, from apex predators like the Black-necked Stork to the ducks, fish and insects that keep freshwater ecosystems in balance. Jabbie, our resident Black-necked Stork, relies on healthy wetlands to hunt, feed and thrive — just as this species has done across northern Australia for thousands of years. World Wetlands Day is a reminder that wetlands quietly protect biodiversity, filter water and sustain life long
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This World Wetlands Week, we celebrate wetlands for the life they sustain every single day. 🌿💧 Wetland biodiversity heals, protects, and purifies, (cleansing our water), buffering floods, and sustaining life. This living wisdom reminds us that wetlands are not just ecosystems to protect, but knowledge systems to carry forward, every day. #WorldWetlandday #NyandunguExperiences #NyandunguEcoPark | Nyandungu Eco-Park
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If you’re in Chicago, you’re standing on land that was once wetlands.🏙️🌱 Wetlands are overlooked, critically important freshwater systems that filter our water, prevent floods and combat climate change! They support humankind, plant and aquatic life. However, only 10% of our state’s original wetlands remain — and they need our support now more than ever. For the first-ever #WetlandsWeek, we’re highlighting the important role wetlands play and advocating for their continued protection. From seq
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Wetlands That Feed Civilization Cattails, Olluco, and the Return of… | Dawn Littlefield
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We know California has lost 95% of our wetlands to development and agriculture but few people acknowledge that California’s wetlands were artifacts of thousands of years of indigenous agriculture. Wetlands concentrate and hold water and fertility that grows food through our dry summers. They also expand habitat for edible animals like salmon, frogs and birds. Humans built beaver dam like structures and managed plant communities to increase food production in these places. I think the loss of hum
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Naples is surrounded by some of the most impressive wetlands in Florida, and this clip shows exactly how alive those mangrove channels really are. The shallow water, the thick root systems, and the quiet backcountry creeks create a natural habitat where large alligators move silently through the maze of trees. In these tidal mangrove forests, the water can shift from calm to unsettling in seconds, and a slow glide across the surface is often the only sign that something powerful is passing by. T
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Local communities, women and Indigenous Peoples play an important role in safeguarding wetlands through their deep knowledge of these ecosystems, including understanding areas vulnerable to flooding and drought and how such hazards affect livelihoods. Their experience enables them to anticipate risks, protect their families and lead recovery efforts when disasters strike. As a result, women and local communities are central not only to early warning systems but also to wetland protection. Prof.
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Classic U.S. coastal flying has arrived for MSFS 2024 🇺🇸🌊 McKinnon St. Simons Island (KSSI), built by indie developer Andreas Hegi, sits right on Georgia’s Atlantic coastline, surrounded by marshland and open water. Get ready for low approaches over the wetlands, departures straight out toward the coast, and business jets parked beside weekend GA traffic. It’s one of those airports you load up for a quick coastal hop… and somehow you’re still there 30 minutes later flying “just one more” circ
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Repairing levee systems is a key part of keeping wetland areas stable and protected. Work like this helps manage water flow, reduce erosion, and keep these environments functioning the way they should. Wetlands Transportation uses equipment built for soft ground and remote access to handle projects in areas that stay wet year-round. For more information, visit our website at www.wetlandstransportation.com. | Wetlands Transportation
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City shines light on Rondevlei this World Wetlands Day In celebration of World Wetlands Day 2024, the City’s Deputy Mayor and Mayoral Committee Member for Spatial Planning and Environment, Alderman Eddie Andrews, joined staff from the City’s Biodiversity Management Branch, the City’s River Wardens and a host of Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) staff who specifically focus on protecting green infrastructure and natural systems at the Rondevlei section of the False Bay Nature Reserve. The mo
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Wetlands play a key role in agriculture and regulating our climate! Wetlands are complex ecosystems that sustain the livelihoods of many communities around the world. Without wetlands or water, there is no agriculture and eventually, no human survival. The Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL) recently featured an interview with the Secretary General, Musonda Mumba. Read more: https://www.fibl.org/en/voices-climate/musonda-mumba?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign&utm_c
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Rhythm of the Wetlands 🌿💦 From the quiet shallows to wide open waters, each bird finds its place. One probes the mud for tiny morsels, another glides gracefully over the pond, and a third wades carefully along the edge, searching for food. These wetlands are not just homes — they are life support systems. Each bird, from the smallest to the largest, plays a role in keeping the ecosystem balanced. Protecting these habitats ensures these rhythms of life continue for generations to come. #Wetland
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It's #WorldWetlandsDay ! Have you explored the wetlands of the world with us? Learn which destinations offer a close-up look at these vitally important natural defense systems and how they’re home to an astounding array of flora & fauna 👉 nathab.com/blog/world-wetlands-day Video from our Florida Nature Safari by Nat Hab U.S. National Parks Field Operations Manager Corbin Hawkins | Natural Habitat Adventures
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On World Wetlands Day, let's celebrate the invaluable role wetlands play in sustaining life. As one of Audubon's conservation priorities, we work to ensure that we have clean and abundant water in rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands, and marshes in landscapes where this is paramount to birds’ survival. Learn why these ecosystems are so important to people and birds by exploring the challenges birds face when we disrupt these natural systems: https://bit.ly/3uj6X7x | National Audubon Society
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Wetlands and human life are interconnected, with people drawing sustenance, inspiration and resilience from these life-sustaining and sacred ecosystems. #WorldWetlandsDay 2026 explores the deep-rooted connections between wetlands and cultural practices, traditions and knowledge systems of communities across the world. Learn more: www.worldwetlandsday.org #WWD2026 #WetlandsandCulturalHeritage #CelebratingWetlands | The Convention on Wetlands
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It's World Wetlands Day! 🌎🏞🌊 Today we celebrate World Wetlands Day and its 2024 theme, "Wetlands and Human Wellbeing." This year's focus on the vital connection between wetlands and our lives resonates deeply. Mohawk Group's #CareofPlanet aligns with the spirit of conservation and through "Change the Course," our commitment to North American river systems shines. When you choose flooring from The Waterways Project collections, you contribute to the annual restoration of 8 million gallons, mak
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Today we observe World Wetlands Day 2026 under the theme “Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage.” Wetlands are vital ecosystems that support biodiversity, water security, climate resilience, and cultural traditions rooted in generations of local knowledge. The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries reaffirms its commitment to protecting and sustainably managing our wetlands — recognising their role in food systems, community livelihoods, and environmental health. Let’s
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One of North America’s most important wetlands: The Columbia Wetlands! It stretches over 180km through southeastern British Columbia, between the Rocky and Purcell Mountains. Over 260 bird species rely on this ecosystem, including great blue herons, osprey, bald eagles, and many species of waterfowl. In the spring and fall, the valley becomes an important stop for thousands of migrating birds. Moose, elk, grizzly bears, and wolves use the lush floodplain, and fish such as mountain whitefish and
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Do you know the difference between a swamp, bog, fen, or marsh? They're all types of wetlands, but each have their own unique features! Direct from the bog relict at TNC's Lulu Lake preserve, Southeast Wisconsin Land Steward Brian Miner describes what makes this kind of wetland special, and the many vital services bogs and other wetlands provide to people and nature. Learn all about the different types of wetlands in the Midwest and how they're the life support systems of nature: https://nature.
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Today, the world observes World Wetlands Day 2026 under the theme “Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Cultural Heritage.” The theme highlights the vital role indigenous and traditional knowledge systems play in sustaining wetlands while preserving cultural identities and livelihoods that have evolved alongside these ecosystems for generations. Wetlands are among the planet’s most productive ecosystems. They support over 100,000 species, supply freshwater, contribute to global food s
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P.E.I. Watershed Alliance says permits to develop wetlands must be 'a last resort, not for resorts'
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Wetlands are essential for biodiversity, water purification, and regulation. USACE New Orleans District collaborated with the Sankofa Community Development Corporation, to understand the hydrology of the Sankofa Wetland Park and Nature Trail. Hydrology is defined as the study of water; generally focuses on the distribution of water and interaction with the land surface and underlying soils and rocks. By studying these systems and how they interact, we can better manage our water supply, and redu
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Wetlands play a vital role in environmental sustainability and human survivial. By valuing and protecting these richly biodiverse, productive ecosystems – and inspiring action on their behalf – together, we can safeguard our common future and wellbeing. Here at Old Woman Creek Reserve, we study, protect, monitor, and educate about our wetlands and estuary system. Our work focuses on understanding fresh water systems, providing scientific understanding to the public and policy makers, and connect
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