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📢 The #EAAFP June 2025 newsletter is out now! This issue features 🦢 Updates on the 12th Meeting of Partners (MOP12) 🦢 Support Myanmar’s Flyway Network Sites Recovery Efforts 🦢 New Partner: ICLEI’s Cities Biodiversity Center (CBC) 📰 eaaflyway.net/eaafp-newslett…

Wetlands bankroll the planet, yet we are still investing more in their destruction than in their recovery. The #GlobalWetlandOutlook2025 presents: 💸 The societal costs of losing wetland benefits. 🎯 The targets required to conserve and restore wetlands. 📊 The latest global

8M tonnes of plastic enter oceans yearly—much via wetlands, harming biodiversity. On #WED2025, we stood with communities in Turkana & Tana River to #EndPlasticPollution through cleanups, tree planting & dialogue. Plastic is persistent. But united action is powerful. #PlasticFree

🕊️🌍 Missed the #WMBD2025 webinars? Catch up now on inspiring talks like Bird-Friendly Cities, The Cat’s Meow, and more—now on YouTube! Let’s build #SharedSpaces where birds and people thrive. 🌿🏡 🎥youtube.com/@environmentfo… #BirdFriendly #EAAFP #EFTA #CMS #AEWA

Ever noticed how the night sky isn’t as dark as it used to be? That’s light pollution and it’s a growing problem for wildlife. 🌆 From sea turtles to migrating birds, artificial light confuses animals, messes with sleep, and can even disrupt entire ecosystems. 🐢🐦 The good

Thanks Hem! #AsianWaterbirdCensus volunteer coordinators like you are cherished to make it all possible over the decades - kudos to you all & your volunteer networks collecting the great info on migratory & resident #waterbirds & #wetlands #waterbirdscount Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) EAAFP

132 countries & the EU have signed the Convention on Migratory Species, recognizing the importance of migratory species conservation, encouraging action particularly for species at risk, and supporting both national and international efforts to conserve species and the ecosystems

Second that!

The Buff-banded Rail is adaptive and is found in mangroves, coast & even urban garbage dumps in Brisbane. Still the bird went extinct on the main islands of Fiji and is declining rapidly in New Zealand due to introduced rodents. Shows how invasives threaten even common species.

The other common Queensland parrot is the Crimson Rosella. More intricate in its pattern than the King, this queen of psittacines is a striking red & blue. Interestingly, a study finds that its behaviour of crushing eggs of other rosellas makes it its own worst enemy! IndiAves

Wetlands are disappearing and with them, vital lifelines for migratory species. 🪿 The Convention on Wetlands's newly released #GlobalWetlandOutlook2025 reveals a sobering reality: we could lose 1 in 5 wetlands by 2050 unless urgent action is taken. From jaguars in the Pantanal to millions

🌏South Asian countries step into #COP15 carrying the hopes of 1.8 billion people who depend on wetlands. They push for stronger global recognition of wetlands as climate buffers, biodiversity hotspots, and sprawling bird habitats. From the Indus to the Sundarbans, wetlands in

This striking black & gold Regent Bowerbird was hopping on to a morning feed of seed that the guide at Lamington offered him. The only place where you can see the normally shy beauty up close & personal as it is restricted to the central coastal high rainforests of Queensland

Our #WetlandsCOP15 Side Event happens tomorrow!🌏 Connecting Wetlands, Flyways, People and Institutions 📅 25 July 2025, 13:30 (GMT+2) 📍 Matetsi 🔗contacts.ramsar.org/side-event/det… #EAAFPatWetlandsCOP15 #EAAFPatRamsarCOP15 #RamsarCOP15 #COP15Zimbabwe #WetlandsForOurCommonFuture

🌏 Wetlands International South Asia has landed at #COP15, armed with chai, charm, and very serious concerns about our vanishing wetlands.🦩 Where are the wetlands in your climate plan? 👀 South Asia’s speaking up, rallying for concerns that matter! 🌊 #SaveOurWetlands #COP15

Fantastic images of a great bird. Satin is perfect name it!

Important event today. Wonderful to hear more about the discussions and outcomes. Hopefully online or as a recording! Sorry I can't join you in person in Zimbabwe :-(

🚨 Wetlands are vanishing, but the next generation is rising to protect them. At #RamsarCOP15, we’re bringing young voices to the centre of global wetland conservation efforts. 🌿🌏 🗓 30 July | 🕡 18:30 hrs | 📍 Room Gwayi 🎤 Side Event: Empowering Youth – Capacity

Great to see mangrove plantation drives, especially when they restore areas where mangroves were lost, given all the important functions they provide. As the same time it is critical that open unvegetated intertidal mudflats are maintained for their own unique ecological values🦩

🌱 Migratory birds, wetlands and humans are all part of a delicate, interconnected ecosystem. The rich biodiversity supported by wetlands shapes natural systems and plays a vital role in sustaining the health of our planet. #WetlandsCOP15 #COP15Zimbabwe Via Convention on Wetlands