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Ramsar Changwon 2008

Sat, June 3, 2023 | 17:09

Eco-Tourism Case for Wise Use of Wetlands

Eco-Tourism Case for Wise Use of Wetlands

CHANGWON ― The wise linkage of wetlands with ecological tourism could be a new type of sustainable business model that protects the environment and benefits residents in the region, according to Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs Minister Chung Jong-hwan.

2008-11-04 19:10

Participants Join Efforts to Offset Carbon Emission

Participants Join Efforts to Offset Carbon Emission

CHANGWON ― The Ramsar Convention has not been a merely ceremonial event but an environmental festival, in which participants contributed towards reducing climate change.

2008-11-04 19:07

Ramsar Adopts Changwon Declaration

Ramsar Adopts Changwon Declaration

CHANGWON ㅡ A Korea government-led declaration envisioning a way of harmonizing humanity and nature was adopted at the close of the Ramsar Convention, Tuesday, setting five themes in conserving the world's wetlands.

2008-11-04 19:04

3 More Wetlands Will Be Conserved Under Ramsar

CHANGWON ㅡ The government will add three more wetlands in Korea to the Ramsar Convention's list for conservation next year, raising the number of Ramsar-listed wetlands here to 14.

2008-11-04 18:45

Environment Is Business

Environment Is Business

``The environment is everyone's business, and that's why the Ramsar Convention for the wise use of wetland is important,'' Kim Tae-ho, governor of South Gyeongsang Province, said Monday.

2008-11-03 17:52

Artworks Render Convention Friendly to Children

Artworks Render Convention Friendly to Children

CHANGWON ㅡ With heating discussions on wetland protection at the Changwon Exhibition Convention Center, the main venue for the Ramsar Convention, a throng of people, including toddlers and students, are also gathering here to enjoy the environment festival.

2008-11-03 17:51

Put Preservation Ahead of Development

Put Preservation Ahead of Development

Destroying the environment for money will come back with even greater financial consequences, this year's Ramsar Award winner for management Denis Landenbergue of Switzerland said.

2008-11-03 17:50

Participants Put Lessons of Ramsar Into Practice

Participants Put Lessons of Ramsar Into Practice

CHANGWON ㅡ The Ramsar Convention's endeavor to conserve the environment is not confined to the meeting itself. Participants and operators of the convention have joined together to use eco-friendly products during the session.

2008-11-03 17:49

Korean Wetlands Impress Ramsar Participants

Korean Wetlands Impress Ramsar Participants

Wetlands in southern parts of Korea captured the hearts of participants at the 10th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Convention on Wetlands. On Sunday's excursion to Ramsar-enlisted wetlands and cultural historical sites, attendees expressed satisfaction and surprise.

2008-11-02 19:47

Bird watching

Bird watching

Bird watching: A participant at the Ramsar Convention excursion on wetlands looks through binoculars at wild birds living in Mokpo wetlands in Changnyeong, South Gyeongsang Province, Sunday. Mokpo is a part of the larger Upo wetlands, which was added to the convention’s protection list in 1998 and is considered the most popular natural wetlands in Korea. There are bean gees...

2008-11-02 19:38

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