The Conference was an excellent opportunity to highlight and inform all stakeholders, including decision-makers and practitioners at all levels on the latest tools, findings, and strategies available and currently implemented in these vital ecosystems in different parts of the Mediterranean.
Welcoming Saline Wetland in Brijuni National Park to the MedWet Managers Network
We are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to the Saline Wetland in Brijuni National Park, Croatia, as a valued addition to the MedWet Managers Network. Nestled on Veliki Brijun, the largest island within the Brijuni National Park, this wetland spans approximately 11 hectares. Situated in the North Adriatic, Saline serves as an indispensable sanctuary, offering a vital resting place for migratory species traversing the region.
Ria Formosa Natural Park marks 46 years with a public celebration
Ria Formosa Natural Park marked its 46th anniversary with a public celebration on May 4, 2024, at the Marim Environmental Education Centre in Olhão. Known for its diverse plant and animal life, the park is recognized as a wetland of international importance.
Success Story: Restoring the Salina Wetland Ecosystem in Malta
Learn about the impressive restoration of Malta’s Salina Wetland Ecosystem—a significant conservation endeavor. BirdLife Malta, renowned for its commitment to nature preservation, led the transformation of Salina, a crucial Natura 2000 site.
The nuts and bolts of incorporating Disaster Risk Reduction in your wetlands management plans
This webinar was organized by UN Environment Programme and MedWet, with the contribution of the Ramsar Convention. Its objective is to provide an overview of Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) for wetland managers and policymakers on the issues but also on the guidance note available to them for incorporating DRR in wetlands management plans.
Xwejni Salt Pans, a new member of the MedWet Managers Network
Stretching three kilometers along the Gozo coastline, Malta, the Xwejni Salt Pans hold cultural significance as traditional salt production sites. Meticulously cared for by local families, these interconnected pools undergo a natural evaporation process, resulting in high-quality sea salt crystals. These shallow rectangular pools, resembling a giant checkerboard, are carved into the limestone and filled with seawater.
TransformAR: safeguarding the Marceddì Lagoon – Pond of San Giovanni for a sustainable future
The enchanting coastal area of the Oristano Gulf in Sardinia, Italy, is a haven of wetlands and a biodiversity hotspot that demands protection and conservation efforts. The TransformAR project focuses on three main actions to protect the Marceddì lagoon – pond of San Giovanni ecosystem and its valuable fish stocks. Discover them…
DIMFE #3- Ressources en eau du bassin du sebou : potentiel et contraintes de gestion dans le contexte difficile du changement climatique
Ce 3ème webinaire fait partie d’une série de webinaires sur la sécurité hydrique et les écosystèmes d’eau douce en Méditerranée continue. La série est organisée par Living Planet Morocco (LPM) et la Tour du Valat dans le cadre du projet ‘Upscale Sebou Water Fund’ soutenu par l’initiative DIMFE.
DIMFE #2- Mutualisation des connaissances sur l’eau au Maroc pour une meilleure gestion de la ressource
Ce 2ème webinaire fait partie d’une série de webinaires sur la sécurité hydrique et les écosystèmes d’eau douce en Méditerranée continue. La série est organisée par Living Planet Morocco (LPM) et la Tour du Valat dans le cadre du projet ‘Upscale Sebou Water Fund’ soutenu par l’initiative DIMFE.
DIMFE #1- Zones Humides et les politiques de Gestion de l’Eau en Méditerranée
Ce premier wébinaire fait partie d’une série de wébinaires sur la sécurité hydrique et les écosystèmes d’eau douce en Méditerranée continue. La série est organisée par Living Planet Morocco (LPM) et la Tour du Valat dans le cadre du projet ‘Upscale Sebou Water Fund’ soutenu par l’initiative DIMFE.









