World Wetlands Day was celebrated in Auckland on Saturday 2 February 2013. The event was hosted by the Auckland Zoo and supported by the National Wetland Trust of New Zealand, Forest & Bird, Fish & Game, Ducks Unlimited, and WaiCare. The event was located at Ngā Repo,
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The East Asian-Australasia Flyway Partnership (EAAFP) has launched a small-grants award. The closing date is 3 February 2019. Download the application form here. There is also more information on the EAAFP website.
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Hunter Wetlands Centre Australia (HWCA) launched two exhibitions of photographs of waterbirds and wetlands to celebrate World Wetlands Day on Tuesday 2 February 2016. HWCA is pleased to partner with the New South Wales (NSW) Office of Environment and Heritage to provide a long-term home for a
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WWD 2013 Kakadu National Park Breakfast and information stalls at the Jabiru town plaza, followed by wetland craft activities at the Jabiru town pool. It may be the driest wet season in a long time, but that didn’t stop celebrations for World Wetlands Day on Saturday 2
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For WWD 2017, Hunter Wetlands Centre Australia (www.wetlands.org.au) partnered with diverse organisations at three separate events to highlight the role of wetlands in disaster risk reduction, as well as the important values of wetlands. Our team participated in three conferences and workshops in Newcastle, Sydney and Perth
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About 300 people joined the National Wetland Trust on the 3rd of February at Lake Serpentine/Rotopiko to celebrate the start of the National Wetland Centre project. After a brief site blessing by local iwi Ngati Apakura and talks by supporters and the two co-founders, attendees took a
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