World Wetlands Day in 2023

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2023 Date	2 February 2023
2024 Date	2 February 2024

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World Wetlands Day in 2023

World Wetlands Day seeks to raise awareness about the role wetlands play in our ecosystems. Wetlands are areas where water covers the soil, either all season, or periodically throughout the year.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Wetlands Day - in 2023

Updated 03:12

Happy #WorldWetlandsDay! This year’s theme is “It’s time for wetland restoration” – because there’s never been a more important time to protect and restore wetlands. To find out more about wetlands and why they're so important, visit: https://t.co/o853SE6oVY 📷 Pat Martin https://t.co/Rp7oOI3OMJ
— BirdLife Australia (@BirdlifeOz) February 2, 2023

Today is World Wetlands Day 💦🌱🦆 We protect and restore these unique ecosystems across our sanctuaries and partnership properties with science-informed land management programs designed to preserve biodiversity. 📸 C Leonhardt, W Lawler/AWC #GenerationRestoration #ForWetlands https://t.co/M10kRKILbS
— Australian Wildlife Conservancy (@awconservancy) February 1, 2023

Today is World Wetlands Day 🌱 Did you know❓ 35% of the world’s wetlands have disappeared in the last 50 years! Head to our stories to learn more about wetlands and how you can become a wetland champion! 📷 fan photo by @elizabethstarr187 https://t.co/iA42vcPvnt
— Perth Zoo (@PerthZoo) February 2, 2023

Happy World Wetlands Day! Wetlands filter water, protect us from storms, store carbon and act as nurseries for fish. In light of the NZ floods, wetlands are more important than ever. So this #WorldWetlandsDay, learn more about wetlands by visiting your local Botanic Garden. https://t.co/8Dz1z3pEMt
— BGANZ (@BGANZ1) February 1, 2023

On World Wetlands Day, we celebrate the wetland that spans the eastern side of Exmouth Gulf, one of the most extensive and intact wetlands in this region. We must protect this vital ecosystem from industrialisation, it provides critical habitat and nutrients to Exmouth Gulf. https://t.co/6DsCxXwaEZ
— Protect Ningaloo (@protectningaloo) February 2, 2023

Today is world wetland day! We are so lucky our catchment area has some of the most amazing naturally occurring wetlands. Such a priviledge to protect, restore & work with landholders & land managers to ensure everyone (inc plants & animals) enjoy them for a long time to come! https://t.co/KaAUg9hu0H
— Glenelg Hopkins CMA (@GHCMA) February 1, 2023

It's World Wetlands Day! To celebrate, the Conservation Council staff and Board members had a lovely and informative walk at Jerrabomberra wetlands. Thank you to Grant Battersby from Friends of Jerrabomberra Wetlands for taking us around and telling us about your important work! https://t.co/YkYNKGly2N
— Conservation Council (@ConservationACT) February 2, 2023

Today is World Wetlands Day. Wetlands are critically important ecosystems for biodiversity, climate mitigation and adaptation, freshwater availability, & world economies. Find out more here: https://t.co/uzZWmZA8g5 #WorldWetlandsDay2023 Yellagonga Regional Pk- Colin Wimbridge https://t.co/lHbZk1QqiE
— WA Parks Foundation (@OurWAParks) February 1, 2023

Today is #WorldWetlandsDay, where we recognise the integral role wetlands play in earth's many different ecosystems. The 2023 World Wetlands Day "it's time for wetland restoration", aims to address the detrimental loss of wetlands we are facing. https://t.co/pLzPJLYhE7 https://t.co/VFj5PZxQ1a
— SCB SEQ (@SCB_SEQ) February 1, 2023

Happy World Wetlands Day! The 2023 theme ‘It’s Time for Wetland Restoration’ highlights the urgent need to prioritize wetland restoration, and calls on all generations to revive and restore degraded wetlands. #GenerationRestoration #ForWetlands https://t.co/C3WGgIG0V9
— CHWater (@CHWaterVic) February 2, 2023