Counting birds for better conservation of #wetlands in #Senegal #RESSOURCEProject #SWMProgramme #WorldEnvironmentDay

🌍🦤For #WorldMigratoryBirdDay read how remote sensing technologies to improve sustainable management of wetlands and waterbirds in the Sahel. 🔗 #RESSOURCEProject #SWMProgramme @WMBD

Migratory birds are indispensable to healthy ecosystems and to the well-being of people in every region of the world. Learn more: . #SustainableWildlife #SWMProgramme #RESSOURCEProject

What #Migratory #Birds Tell Us About #Sustainability #RESSOURCEProject #SWMProgramme #WorldMigratoryBirdDay @WMBD

It's World Migratory Bird Day!. The #RESSOURCEProject supports the monitoring of waterbird populations, sustainable hunting & effective conservation policies for wetlands in the Sahel & Nile Valley. 🦢. Find out more 👉 #WMBD2023

‘’Migratory waterbirds are indispensable to healthy ecosystems and to the well-being of many rural communities. Their long-term conservation is tied to our prospects for a sustainable future’’ #RESSOURCEProject Advisor Bruno Portier #WorldMigratoryBirdDay

📢 On the occasion of World Migratory Bird Day, find out how the #RESSOURCEProject is developing innovative solutions for the sustainable management of #WaterBird populations and their Sahelian habitats. 🦢. 👉 #WMBD2024

#Migratory #birds are indispensable to healthy #ecosystems and to the well-being of people in every region of the world. Learn more: #RESSOURCEProject #SustainableWildlife #SWMProgramme #worldmigratorybirdday @WMBD

Did you know? . More than 3⃣5⃣ % of wetlands have been degraded or lost since 1970, and this loss is accelerating. It’s time for wetland restoration. #WorldWetlandsDay #GenerationRestoration #ForWetlands. #RESSOURCEProject.#SWMProgramme. @RamsarConv @FAOSenegal

#WMDB2022 | #SWMProgramme's #RESSOURCEProject, involving #CIRAD, works with 5 #African countries to conserve migratory #waterbirds & #wetlands in the #Sahel.#BirdsConnectOurWorld.@PressACP @EU_Partnerships @FFEM_Fr @CIFOR @WCSBrussels @FAOForestry @FAOBrussels @RamsarConv

Read the latest issue of the Sustainable Wildlife Management Programme newsletter in #French: #SWMProgramme #SustainableWildlife #RESSOURCEProject

Check out the latest newsletter of the Sustainable Wildlife Management Programme: . #SWMProgramme #SustainableWildlife #RESSOURCEProject

The #RESSOURCEProject is working to support communities in conserving Sahelian wetlands and water birds in Chad, Egypt, Mali, Senegal and Sudan, where millions depend on wetlands to meet their food and financial needs. Find out more 👉 #SWMProgramme

The white water lily is an amazing wetland plant with many uses. The @FAO led #RESSOURCEProject is experimenting with cultivating and harvesting water lilies for a brighter future for people and wildlife!. #GenerationRestoration #ForWetlands.#WorldWetlandsDay. @RamsarConv

#RESSOURCEProject works hand-in-hand with 5 African countries to conserve migratory waterbirds and wetlands in the Sahel. @PressACP @EU_Partnerships @FFEM_Fr @AFD_France @FAOBrussels @WMBD . #SWMProgramme #WorldMigratoryBirdDay #WMBD2021 #ForNature

Healthier ecosystems, healthier diets!. In Senegal, Maia cooks national dish #thieboudienne with white water lily seeds instead of rice. Find out why @FAO & #RESSOURCEProject partners are restoring water lily cultivation #ForWetlands . 👉 #EarthDay

🧑🏿‍🌾Découvrez l’histoire de Maia, une cultivatrice de nénuphar dans le delta du fleuve du🇸🇳. Elle utilise le nénuphar comme source d’alimentation & pour ses vertus thérapeutiques 🎥 #JournéeMondialeDesZonesHumides #SWMProgramme #RESSOURCEProject #Kebetu

Let’s celebrate World Migratory Birds Day! . The #RESSOURCEProject works across 5 countries in Sahel and the Nile Valley to ensure a brighter future for people and #waterbirds. 🦢. Find out how 👉 . #WMBD2023 @FAOAfrica @FAOSenegal

🌿 Explore how Senegal's revitalized use of water lilies is preserving both culinary heritage & wetland ecosystems. Through @fao's #RESSOURCEProject, communities are enhancing diets and incomes. Learn more 👉 #WorldMigratoryBirdDay #WMBD2024

Healthier ecosystems, healthier diets!. In Senegal, Maia cooks national dish thieboudienne with white water lily seeds instead of rice. Find out why @FAO & #RESSOURCEProject partners are restoring water lily cultivation #ForWetlands . 👉 @RamsarConv