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The most amazing wetlands in the world
Wetlands are considered the most biologically diverse of all ecosystems, and occur naturally on every continent except ...
For more than half a century, New York City’s garbage ended up at Fresh Kills on Staten Island, a landfill so vast that it ...
The wetlands of California's Central Valley have faced drastic reductions, leading to challenges for shorebird migration. To ...
Wetlands are weird,” said Dr. Jerome L. Montemayor, executive director of the Laguna-based ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity. “To ...
The designation places the Okefenokee in a globally recognized group of sites considered exceptionally important to humanity.
Skip the beaches in Cape Cod in favor of exploring Massachusetts' wetlands at this management area that highlights a rare ...
We think about infrastructure as something we can see: roads, bridges, dams, pipes, power lines and ports. But one of the ...
Discarded Christmas trees are now rebuilding Louisiana's eroding coastlines. These trees are bundled and flown by helicopter ...
Nestled within the Kamlang Tiger Reserve, Glaw Lake has earned Ramsar status as India's 101st site, recognising its rich biodiversity and ecological importance on the global stage.
Australia is home to two native crocodile species and some of the world's largest saltwater crocodiles. Here's why it is ...
A new wave of young activists in the Maldives is tackling issues like coastal erosion and plastic pollution in the Indian ...
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Arunachal Pradesh's Glaw Lake becomes India's 101st Ramsar site, recognized among the world's protected wetlands.
India's Glaw Lake in Arunachal Pradesh has been designated a Ramsar site, joining the global registry of protected wetlands.
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