Nyheder – de seneste historier fra Vadehavsområdet

On 10 and 11 March 2020, three representatives from the Swedish-Finnish World Heritage site “High Coast and Kvarken Archipelago” visited the Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS).

During a working visit to the Danish town of Ribe, more than twenty organizations and governmental authorities from Groningen and Friesland (NL) entered into the "Ribe agreement".

Please note that the ITB 2020 has been cancelled.

Please note that the ITB 2020 has been cancelled.

Christine Wijshake and Marre Walter will take up office on 1 March 2020.

The Wadden Sea World Heritage site is being affected by climate change. The extent, however, is as yet unclear.

Please note that the ITB 2020 has been cancelled.

The coordinated work of 36 countries from the Arctic to Southern Africa will enable understanding of migratory waterbirds status for better conservation.

The newly published feasibility study titled “Nature Tourism Route around the North Sea Region” presents the case for adopting a responsible tourism approach to developing a new route.

Hvad er de aktuelle tendenser inden for turisme og især inden for natur-turisme især?

The World Fish Migration Foundation partners with Wildlife Forever to promote aquatic conservation through art by collaborating on their State-Fish Art contest.

On 27 November the first co-creation workshop within the Prowad Link project was organised in Leeuwarden for 20 participants.