World Wetlands Day

February 2, Friday

World Wetlands Day is celebrated annually on February 2 and is dedicated to the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands, which play an important role in the planet's ecosystem. This day is also associated with raising awareness of the importance of wetlands for maintaining biological diversity, combating climate change and improving the quality of life of people.

History and Origin
World Wetlands Day is celebrated on the day of the signing of the Ramsar Convention, which was adopted on February 2, 1971 in the city of Ramsar, Iran. This international agreement is aimed at the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands, as well as the protection of habitats for numerous species of animals and plants.

How is World Wetlands Day celebrated
Educational campaigns. On this day, events are organized to inform the public about the importance of wetlands and how to protect them. Lectures and seminars are held in schools and universities.

Environmental campaigns. Environmental campaigns such as tree planting, water purification and ecosystem restoration are held in different countries.

Scientific research and conferences. Scientists, environmentalists and activists participate in conferences dedicated to the conservation of wetlands, share research results and discuss ways to improve the condition of these ecosystems.

International cooperation. New cooperation agreements between countries and wetland conservation organizations are signed during the day.

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World Wetlands Day in other years

2021 February 2, Tuesday
2022 February 2, Wednesday
2023 February 2, Thursday
2025 February 2, Sunday

World Wetlands Day in other countries