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Flock of sandwich terns, some flying over, others sitting on dunes and sandy beach with exposed mudflats in distance.

Management guidelines: Mitigation and data collection strategies for avian influenza in bird colonies in the Wadden Sea

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27.03.2023

Bird flu: International experts discuss management priorities for the Wadden Sea

The scale of the outbreak of the bird flu, more specifically the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), in the North Sea region in the breeding season of 2022 was unprecedented.

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Two mudflat hikers on exposed mudflat that mirrows blue sky and white clouds.

Added Value of Sustainable Tourism in the Wadden Sea World Heritage Destination

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16.03.2023

5-year Interreg project MANABAS COAST on coastal protection kicked off

Funded by the North Sea Region Programme, MANABAS COAST intends to set the stage for widescale application and implementation (mainstreaming) of Nature-based Solutions (NbS) in coastal systems of the North Sea Region.

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Guide training concept “We are World Heritage!”

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06.03.2023

Over 30 stakeholders explore light management at the Port of Norddeich

The meeting was organised by KID project partners and the Sustainable Shipping and Ports at the Wadden Sea Project.

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12.01.2023

Report reviews success of the 2022 East Atlantic Flyway Youth Forum

In 2022, empowering the youth to take action in conservation has been a key focus of the Common Wadden Sea Secretariat, with activities not only in the Wadden Sea, but also on the global scale.

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East Atlantic Flyway Youth Forum 2022 Progress Report

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15.12.2022

Trilateral Wadden Youth continues collaboration for the engagement of young adults

After the conclusion of the Trilateral Youth Conference in September 2022, young adults from Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands continued with their exchange to increase youth’s influence on the conservation of the Wadden Sea.

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14.12.2022

Representatives of Colchic Rainforests and Wetlands visit Wadden Sea

The 19 site managers came from four nature reserves and national parks that make up the World Heritage Site.

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