Fate of plants in sinking wetlands
The chairmaker’s bulrush (Schoenoplectus americanus) is a wetland plant, which is widespread across America and…
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Diminishing wetlands and Vanishing dragonflies
Wetlands are at risk of depletion and destruction due to the rapid urbanization worldwide. These…
In Conversation with Anne Spooner, Australian Wetlands Activist
Australian freelance journalist, Rutaban Yameen, met with veteran wetlands expert, scientist and activist, Anne Spooner.…
An interview with USEPA’s Dr. Mary Kentula on “urban wetlands assessment”
Assessment of Urban Wetlands: Past, Present and the Future An interview with Dr. Mary E.…
Urban wetlands: The challenge of making hidden values visible
Rob McInnes : Across towns and cities in the developing world, the scene is all…
The Plight of Urban Wetlands
Missaka Hettiarachchi: Urban wetlands are some of the most important ecosystems in the world, providing…
East Kolkata Wetlands : Towards A New World View
East Kolkata Wetlands were unknown to the world as any ecosystem of consequence, even in…
Urban wetlands: Hype about attraction, less action for protection!
Wetlands are a special gift of nature which adds beauty to urban landscape. They are…
Urban Wetlands: A socio-political quagmire?
Missaka Hettiarachchi ?Urban wetlands have become sites where the interests of the economy and ecology,…
The political nature of urban wetlands: speaking from Princess Vlei Wetland, Cape Town
The Princess Vlei Wetland on Cape Flats in Cape Town (South Africa) was one of…