Wetlands International South Asia launches the Asian Waterbird Census 2006-2015 Synthesis Report on 18 February 2020. During 2006-2015, over 1400 volunteers conducted waterbird counts at […]

      Wetlands loss is a development crisis. Wetlands International South Asia should work with the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change and […]

Fifth Volume of “Sarovar”, Wetlands International South Asia’s signature newsletter was released on 22nd January,2020 at the ninth Project Advisory Group Meeting, held in New […]

We have dedicated 2020 calendar to the wetlands of Himalayas. These wetlands are the source of major rivers, carbon sinks and biological diversity hotspots. The […]

Wetlands International South Asia in collaboration with Unnati, Gujarat, conducted a five-day awareness campaign, from 9th-14th December, on revival and management of the Common property […]

Like every year, the annual ritual for birders, Asian Waterbird census (AWC) is underway across the country since 4th January, 2020, raising awareness about waterbirds […]

Wetlands are the primary sources of freshwater. These ecosystems play a critical role in ensuring water availability in landscape by capturing precipitation, moderating flows, filtering […]

To mark the World Wetlands Day, Wetlands International South Asia is organizing a half day event on 2nd February, 2020 at India International Centre, New […]

As long term collaborators, Wetlands International South Asia (WISA) and International Lake Environment Committee (ILEC), Japan have been promoting integrated basin scale management of wetlands. ILEC […]

The Asian Waterbird Census (AWC) is part of the global International Waterbird Census (IWC). This citizen-science programme is supporting conservation and management of wetlands and […]