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17.02.2026

New Report Shows Continued Declines in Wadden Sea Breeding Birds

The trilateral Expert Group Breeding Birds has released an updated trend report on coastal breeding birds in the Wadden Sea.

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Trends of Breeding Birds in the Wadden Sea 1991-2023 and results of the total count in 2018

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2026 Report on the State of Conservation of the World Heritage property “The Wadden Sea (N1314)”

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12.02.2026

Synthesis Report of the 16th International Scientific Wadden Sea Symposium Published

The report provides important scientific insights and policy recommendations for protecting the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site at a time of accelerating environmental change.

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16th International Scientific Wadden Sea Symposium. Synthesis Report

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Methodological guideline for climate impact modelling of tidal wetlands along the East Atlantic Flyway

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Two chicks in high gras.
30.01.2026

Breeding Bird Action Plan update: Workshop on strengthening conservation efforts

On 26-27 January 2026, experts and stakeholders from across the Wadden Sea region held a trilateral workshop in Wilhelmshaven as part of the update process of the Breeding Bird Action.

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Andrew Carryer
15.12.2025

Andrew Carryer Joins Common Wadden Sea Secretariat

As Project Officer for Renewable Energy Andrew Carryer leads work on the LANICE project and other initiatives aimed at minimising the impact of renewable energy and associated infrastructure.

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Wide view of the coastal landscape of the Banc d‘Arguin, with a shallow lagoon bordered by sandy shores.
04.02.2026

Climate impact models can help strengthen resilience of coastal wetlands along the East Atlantic Flyway

The newly published methodological guidelines are the first step in ensuring adequate data availability for modelling climate impacts at the site level.

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Geese flying low above saltmarsh and water.
07.01.2026

Annual Waterbird Count Underway Along the East Atlantic Flyway

An international survey of migratory waterbirds is taking place this month along the East Atlantic Flyway, one of the world’s most important migration corridors.

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