Nyheder – de seneste historier fra Vadehavsområdet

The Wadden Sea Flyway Initiative received 10-month funding from the German International Climate Initiative (IKI) for the project ‘Climate Resilience for Critical Sites for Migratory Birds and People along the East Atlantic Flyway’.

Project partners and stakeholders shared updates and insights on activities aimed at reducing light pollution and enhancing technical solutions and monitoring.

The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat invites site managers, conservationists, researchers, and experts in bird and predator management.

Applications are now open for the Wadden Sea World Heritage Summer School 2025, taking place from 18-29 August 2025.

The event strengthened collaboration and enhanced impactful communication approaches in digital outreach in support of protecting the Wadden Sea.

Children can often explain things much better than adults can.

It is with deep sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Adi Kellermann.

Every year, tens of thousands of visitors discover the beauty and diversity of the Wadden Sea through guided mudflat tours.

On 28-30 January over 40 stakeholders of the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site from Denmark and Germany paid a visit to their Dutch colleagues.

Under pressure of the triple planetary crisis and human activites, the Wadden Sea needs adequate protection and preservation to maintain its Outstanding Universal Value.

The Wadden Sea serves as a vital resting place for over ten million migratory birds a year along the East Atlantic Flyway.

UNESCO has developed a new standardized eDNA sampling method to map ocean life.