In adequation with its vocation to work for the conservation and wise use of wetlands for the benefit of biodiversity and human well-being, the Dakar […]

Sponsored by Wetlands International Africa through its Sustainable Livelihood & Biodiversity Project (SLBP) in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, three (3) students, left on Monday, 3rd, August […]

Senegal now has its approved National Policy on Wetlands Management (PNZH). The policy document which has been developed by Wetlands International Africa was validated on […]

Wetlands International through her regional office in Dakar, Senegal and country office in Nigeria is assisting some Niger Delta communities in alleviating poverty and sustaining […]

A study conducted by Wetlands International and BirdLife Africa as part of the project ”Conservation of crowned crane in West Africa” funded by the Zoological […]

Wetlands International and the County Council of Foundiougne have recently set up a Mangrove Platform to harmonize the actions of all partners involved in mangroves […]

Senegalese journalists of Fatick and Kaolack (center) together with their colleagues from St. Louis (North), have recently created the Friends of Mangrove Journalists Association (AAJAM) […]

A breakthrough study sponsored by Wetlands International in collaboration with the Rivers State University of Science and Technology (RSUST) has successfully completed work on developing […]

“Energy – make it bird-friendly!” was the theme of the 09th and 10th May 2015 celebrated World Migratory Bird Day in Senegal. The event was […]

“World Migratory Bird Day is an annual celebration of the remarkable journeys that millions of migratory birds undertake annually from the Arctic to the Antarctic, […]