Millions of migratory birds depend on the Wadden Sea each year, making international cooperation along the East Atlantic Flyway essential for their survival.

n August, project partners met in Brest, France, for the final project meeting and to present the project’s results at the 15th European Conference on Ecological Restoration (SERE2026).

The three-year initiative supports biodiversity monitoring at 25 marine sites worldwide, using environmental DNA (eDNA) to improve understanding and protection of ocean life.

How can sustainable tourism move from strategy to everyday practice? This September, two events in the Wadden Sea offered inspiring answers.

Representatives from the Trilateral Wadden Sea Cooperation participated in an international symposium held in Yeosu, Korea, celebrating the extension of the Korean Tidal Flats World Heritage Site.

The project "North Sea wide acceleration of LANding offshore energy while mitigating Impact on the Coastal Environment" (LANICE) has been extended until the end of 2027.

Fifteen Bachelor’s and Master’s students from the Wadden Sea region and beyond have completed a ten-day learning journey exploring one of the world’s most distinctive coastal ecosystems.