Las Tablas de Daimiel fills up completely for the first time in more than a decade
The Tablas de Daimiel wetland in Spain has reached full capacity for the first time in a decade, although concerns remain regarding its water supply due to agricultural overexploitation.
Yle: Metsähallitus has made a tough decision
Metsähallitus has decided to close the popular Siikaneva wetland reserve in Ruovesi due to the poor condition of its pathways.
Metsähallitus dropped a bomb: closes popular hiking trails in Siikaneva wetland nature reserve to the public
Finnish authorities have closed popular hiking trails in the Siikaneva wetland due to safety concerns over the condition of the boardwalks.
Once Choked in Weeds, Locals Celebrate 'Mud Coming Back' to Wetland
Tasmanian locals celebrate the recovery of their wetlands as invasive rice grass is nearly eradicated, allowing native vegetation and fish species to thrive again.
Large wetland emerging in Kolbäck: 'New tourist destination'
A new wetland project in Kolbäck, Sweden, is expected to be completed by 2028 as part of local environmental initiatives to enhance biodiversity and tourism.
Cool Interest in Wetlands in Västmanland: "Can't Get Rid of the Money"
Interest in government funding for wetland restoration projects in Västmanland is low, with only 28% of available funds utilized.
Calcutta High Court: "If the state cannot do it, then the paramilitary will have to...", the High Court is annoyed with the state's role in wetland reclamation, what comments did Justice Amrita Sinha make?
The Calcutta High Court expressed frustration over the West Bengal government's inaction regarding wetland reclamation in East Kolkata, suggesting that paramilitary forces may need to intervene if the state fails to take action.
Reimo Lutter: the restoration of wetlands can cause a century-long climate debt
Reimo Lutter argues that restoring wetlands may unintentionally increase greenhouse gas emissions rather than mitigate them, especially if such efforts focus on previously drained forests.
The Ambroz Lagoons, the Green Lung East of Madrid Facing Neighbors and Environmentalists with the City Council Over Its Conservation
The Ambroz Lagoons, a vital wetland near Madrid, are at the center of a conflict between residents, environmentalists, and the City Council, which plans to build a large residential area on the site.
Malawi: Thousands Displaced As Flooding Devastates Wetland Crops in Malawi
Heavy rains have caused significant flooding in Malawi, displacing thousands and damaging vital agricultural lands.
PFAS plume linked to historic tanker crash and decommissioned dump
The article discusses the community's concerns over PFAS contamination linked to a historic tanker crash and a nearby decommissioned dump, highlighting the impact on local wetland ecosystems.
This is the beautiful lagoon of 1,400 hectares with as much salt as the Dead Sea but where swimming is prohibited
The pink lagoon of Torrevieja in Alicante, a 1,400-hectare wetland, captivates visitors with its striking colors but prohibits swimming.
Peat Layers in Poland Reveal Central Europe's Climate History
Researchers examining peat layers in Poland have traced the wetland's hydrological regime and shed light on 11,500 years of climate history in Central Europe.
Public consultations on wetland protection strategy in Poland are starting
Public consultations have begun on a document outlining the framework for the protection, restoration, and management of wetlands in the context of climate crisis, prepared for the General Directorate for Environmental Protection.
Buyuk Menderes Delta: A Habitat for Biodiversity in Western Turkey
The Buyuk Menderes Delta in Aydin, Western Turkey, is a vital wetland area that supports a diverse range of wildlife, notably attracting thousands of migratory birds.
Agra Wetland of Vrytoi Island - A Living Natural Treasure of Edessa
The municipality of Edessa highlights the importance of the Agra Wetland as a vital ecological site in celebration of World Wetlands Day, emphasizing its rich biodiversity and the need for its protection for the future of life.