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… gather- ings beside an irrigation canal, next to a wetland, or on the banks of a river. There might also be … fisheries, livestock, and exploitation of forest and wetland products). As a result, the Water Charter includes … lost.67 Photo 4.1 Fishing in the Hadeja-Nguru wetlands. Wetland restoration is supported by the Komadugu Yobe Trust …

… fauna includes diverse assemblages of woodland and wetland bird species, many of which depend on tree hollows, … characteristic native biota. For example, an assessment of wetland degradation based on change in water quality would … that declines in water quality are associated with loss of wetland biota, either through direct observation or inference …

… to all those involved in MPA establishment and St Lucia Wetland Area has several zones including no- take and recreational zones Greater St Lucia Wetland Area, South Africa: Marc Hockings 116 management. … plantations have been certified in the Greater St Lucia Wetland Area and World Heritage Site in South Africa …

… to unsustainable outcomes. For example, degradation in one wetland should not be off-set by restoration of another wetland or degradation in a forest ecosystem should not be …

… 47 Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park 16 iSimangaliso Wetland Park 32 St Kilda 41 Table 5. Existing natural and … Finland, Sweden (viii) 2,560.4 3.5 0.1% iSimangaliso Wetland Park South Africa (vii)(ix)(x) 872.4 7.0 0.8% Islands … Site description The Okavango Delta is a vast inland wetland system with permanent marshlands and seasonally …

… such as the Caribbean or the Pacific Islands. Rivers and wetland ecosystems should also be managed in an integrated … WA Wilderness Area WMA Wildlife Management Area WP Wetland Park WR Wildlife Reserve WRef Wildlife Refuge WS Wildlife Sanctuary WUA Wildlife Utilization Area WetR Wetland Reserve Z Zapovednik Zk Zakaznik ZkL Zakaznik (Local) …

… Ghana National Park in Rajasthan, India is managed as a wetland for waterfowl. Unfortunately, a "national park" … that the banning of grazing was detrimental for the wetland itself as it allowed excessive growth of grass thus …

… such as plant growth (biomass production), decomposition, wetland filtration of nutrients and sediments, and nutrient …

… erosion control, desertification control and restoration, wetland protection, and biodiversity conservation. The PFPs … zones and set up 94 national demonstration sites for wetland conservation. Timeline: Begun in 2001. Funding and … of wild flora and fauna, establishment of nature reserves, wetland conservation, and genetic resource protection. …