US EditionZimbabwe: Let's Protect Wetlands, Nature's Superheroes
ZIMBABWE, JUL 23 – The 2025 Global Wetland Outlook Report reveals a 22% global loss of wetlands since the 1970s, highlighting urgent calls for increased conservation funding and policy action.
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Wetlands are one of the ecosystems that, at the global level, suffer the most from anthropogenic changes. Whether directly by drying, pollution or draining, as an indirect result of the consequences of climate change. COP15 in Zimbabwe begins today and the host country of the summit has highlighted the enormous importance of these ecosystems, as well as calling for a joint effort to restore the wetlands of the planet as soon as possible, before …
Zimbabwe: Let's Protect Wetlands, Nature's Superheroes
In our world of big names, curiously, our true heroes tend to be anonymous, goes a quote by the American historian Daniel Joseph Boorstin. Like these anonymous true heroes, wetlands play vital overlooked roles including provision of essential ecosystem services like flood control and water regulation, carbon sequestration, and climate regulation among others. Although they cover about 6% of the earth's land surface area, they are home to about 4…
Govt mobilises cash for grain payments - Zimbabwe Situation
Source: Govt mobilises cash for grain payments – herald Rutendo Nyeve Victoria Falls Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is scheduled to officially open the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Convention on Wetlands (COP15) in Victoria Falls today, the first time in the 55-year history of the Ramsar Convention for such a landmark event to be opened by a Head of State. Being held under the theme: “Protecting Wetlands for Ou…
Caracas, 23/07/2025.- To strengthen the framework for the sustainable management and management of wetlands in Venezuela, and to socialize it with the rest of the world, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela participates from July 23 to 31, in the 15th Conference of the Parties to the Convention of...
Ramsar COP15: Let’s protect wetlands, nature’s superheroes - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy
“In our world of big names, curiously, our true heroes tend to be anonymous,”goes a quote by the American historian Daniel Joseph Boorstin. Like these anonymous true heroes, wetlandsplay vital overlooked roles including provision of essential ecosystem services like flood control and water regulation, carbon sequestration, and climate regulation among others. Although they cover about 6% of the earth’s land surface area, they are home to about 4…
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