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A list of case studies

  • AWOM (Aquatic Warblers on the Move)

    The Aquatic Warbler (Acrocephalus paludicola) is one of the world’s most endangered marsh passerines, listed as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List and protected by the European Union’s Birds Directive. Each year, this bird migrates over 12,000 kilometers, connecting its breeding grounds in Eastern Europe to its wintering grounds in West Africa, particularly in Senegal. […]

  • Climate Resilience for Migratory Birds and People along the East Atlantic Flyway

    Climate Resilience for Migratory Birds and Populations Along the East Atlantic Flyway Wetlands International, the Joint Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS), BirdLife International, BirdEyes, and PRCM, among other partners, have launched a new initiative to protect ecosystems and communities in 11 countries along the East Atlantic Flyway, one of the world’s most important migratory routes for […]

  • To Plant or Not To Plant (TPNTP)

    Wetlands International works to rehabilitate mangroves by applying best practices in mangrove restoration and enabling NGOs, government agencies, and communities to effectively scale up their activities. Guinea-Bissau is one of the countries where we are implementing community-based ecological mangrove restoration (CBEMR) on the ground, focusing on the natural regeneration of mangroves, while also helping other […]

  • Rooted Resilience

    In 2017, Wetlands International launched the Mangrove Capital Africa (MCA) program. This ten-year program aims to protect 1 million hectares of African mangroves, benefiting 2 million people. As part of this program, Wetlands International has undertaken projects across the African continent and has been active in the Casamance region of Senegal since 2021. We are […]

  • Only One Support

    Mangroves are incredible natural solutions to the intertwined climate and biodiversity crises. They capture CO2 at higher rates than almost any other habitat, protect coastal communities from storms, and are home to enormous biodiversity. Mangroves are also essential to the livelihoods of coastal communities, providing resources such as timber, firewood, fish, honey, and traditional medicines. […]

  • Support for Community Resilience in the Saloum Delta (ARC-DS)

    Wetlands International Africa has been working in Senegal in the conservation and restoration of mangroves and related ecosystems in the Saloum Delta for more than fifteen years, combining mangrove restoration and conservation with the promotion of livelihoods through income-generating activities (IGAs) and savings and credit groups for mangrove conservation (GECCOMs) as well as environmental education […]

  • Community Resilience Project

    Wetlands International West Coast Africa and Gulf of Guinea and its partners Woodside and PETROSEN (Sangomar Field Development Phase-1 2021-2023 Social Investment Partnership Program) signed an agreement in September 2021 to implement the pilot project: “Strengthening the Resilience of Mangrove-Dependent Communities in the Saloum Delta.“ Its objective was to improve community resilience by creating new […]

  • Mangrove Capital Africa

    What is the Mangrove Capital Africa program? Mangrove Capital Africa is a ten-year program led by Wetlands International and funded by DOB Ecology. Its goal is to preserve and restore African mangrove ecosystems for the benefit of people and nature. By 2027, we hope that 1 million hectares of African mangroves will be conserved or […]