Academy for wetland restoration

Webinar series on wetland restoration

This series of webinars is focused on “wetland restoration”, including criteria for prioritizing and planning of interventions, monitoring and case studies. The series is divided into 4 webinars, with the involvement of 13 international experts involved through freely accessible recorded speeches.

The goal of this webinar series is to increase the know-how and the willingness to promote wetlands conservation and restoration in the context of a green economy by providing professionals and personnel of public bodies dealing with wetland restoration/conservation projects, and wetland managers from priority restoration sites around the Mediterranean region with current knowledge and real examples of hands-on best practices.

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Training on “Ecological wetland restoration” for wetland managers and practitioners​

This online training was organised by Tour du Valat, with the support of MedWet, in the framework of the project “Strengthening the restoration of Mediterranean Wetlands for nature and people”, coordinated by WWF Spain and financed by MAVA Foundation.

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Monitoring the health of our coastal wetlands – the Wetland Index: Case studies across the Mediterranean

Almost every factor linked with the current water crisis globally, such as the scarcity of freshwater resources, a rapidly growing population, changing levels of economic development, and poor water management can be observed within the Mediterranean.

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The Economics of Nature-based Solutions: opportunities for Mediterranean coastal wetlands

This series of webinars is organised by BirdLife International and Vertigo Lab in the framework of the Wetland-based Solutions project.

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TESSA: A tool to assess the benefits of nature

Wetlands are found all over the world and include ecosystems such as swamps, marshes, lakes, lagoons, mangroves, coral reefs, and peatlands. To some up just a few of their benefits: they purify and store water, they reduce the impact of floods and coastal erosion, and they provide habitats for wildlife and plants.

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