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World Wetlands Day 2026 – Wetlands as the Foundation for Water Security

Grafika promująca Światowy Dzień Mokradeł z hasłem „Mokradła: uświęcone, podtrzymujące życie, ponadczasowe dziedzictwo wymagające ochrony”, otoczonym ilustracjami dłoni symbolizującymi opiekę nad przyrodą.

Traditionally, World Wetlands Day is celebrated worldwide on February 2nd. This international holiday was established to highlight the crucial role of wetlands in the functioning of ecosystems and the protection of water resources. This date commemorates the signing in 1971 of the Ramsar Convention – one of the oldest global environmental agreements aimed at protecting wetlands of international importance.

International Landscape Protection Day – a Symbiosis of Cities and Nature

Widok z lotu ptaka na centrum Warszawy i ulicę Jana Pawła II o poranku. Międzynarodowy Dzień Ochrony Krajobrazu

On October 20th, we celebrate International Landscape Protection Day, established by the Council of Europe at the initiative of Poland. This date was chosen to commemorate the signing of the European Landscape Convention in Florence in 2000. The General Directorate for Environmental Protection proposed establishing this day because, then and now, its goal is to raise public awareness of the value of landscape, its impact on quality of life, and the need for its protection.

How Can We Protect Ourselves Against Drought in the City?

Złote odbicia światła na szklanej powierzchni budynku w czasie słonecznego popołudnia.

Drought is affecting Polish cities here and now. It’s not just a problem for farmers, affecting the quantity and quality of crops. We’re also dealing with it in cities, both large and small.

World Wetlands Day – 2 February 2024

Okładka publikacji dotyczącej Mokradła i ludzie: Splecione losy odnosząca się do światowego Dnia Mokradeł 2024

The Convention on Wetlands of International Importance especially as Waterfowl Habitat, also known as the Ramsar Convention, was signed in Ramsar on February 2 1971. To date, 172 countries have become its members, designating 2,503 wetlands of of international importance.

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