Hi Visitor! Have a look and find out what is going on in the World Heritage Site.
The Dashboard will inform you about local activities, networks and news in the region. Get involved and be part of our unique Wadden Sea community.
Vision
"The Wadden Sea is a unique, natural and dynamic ecosystem with characteristic biodiversity, vast open landscpae and rich cultural heritage enjoyed by all, and delivering benefits in a sustainable way to present and future generations."
Source: Joint Declaration 2010
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Within Activities we share progress and invite everyone to join the communities in making the Wadden Sea a sustainable, ecological Environment.
You can also find your local Network to get to know each other better, share values and work together on long lasting common goals.
Networks
Latest activities
DARKER SKY
The Interreg North Sea Project DARKER SKY is aiming at reducing light pollution & increasing biodiversity and ecological connectivity in the North Sea Area.
German-Dutch research programme ‘Understanding complex pressures on the Wadden Sea and options for action’
All interested researchers and stakeholders interested in the programme ‘Understanding complex pressures on the Wadden Sea and options for action´ are welcome to use the WSWH exchange platform for exchange towards potential project consortia.
INTERREG V A-Projekt Wadden-Agenda 2.0
Six project partners from the Netherlands and Germany participate in the cross-border funding project Wadden Agenda 2.0 with a total of eight work packages. The cross-border project focuses on the cross-border development and implementation of environmentally sound and sustainable tourism to preserve and protect the Wadden Sea ecosystem.
KID - Keep It Dark
The overall objective of this small-scale project is to develop a light pollution monitoring network within the Wadden Sea area that combines different measurement methods to achieve reliable results. Project partners are the Kapteyn Astronomical Institute of the University of Groningen (lead), the universities of Aarhus and Oldenburg.