The Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, connects the largest contiguous tidal flats on Earth across three European countries.
An informative presentation will discuss the designation as a World Heritage Site: What is the significance of this title? What does it mean for the protection of the unique natural environment, but also for sustainable economic development in the region?
At the same time, the lecture also highlights the conflicts that UNESCO sees in the Wadden Sea – for example, between nature conservation, tourism and economic use.
The United Nations has declared the years 2021 to 2030 the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. The aim of this initiative is to deepen our knowledge of the oceans and find ways to better protect them while using them sustainably. The commitment to the UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea is also part of this initiative.
Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of the Wadden Sea, look beyond the award and discover the true meaning of this special heritage for people and nature.
Dr. Matthias Mertzen is a marine biologist, has been leading groups in the Wadden Sea National Park since 2019 and manages the Wurster North Sea Coast National Park House.
The Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, connects the largest contiguous tidal flats on Earth across three European countries.
An informative presentation will discuss the designation as a World Heritage Site: What is the significance of this title? What does it mean for the protection of the unique natural environment, but also for sustainable economic development in the region?
At the same time, the lecture also highlights the conflicts that UNESCO sees in the Wadden Sea – for example, between nature conservation, tourism and economic use.
The United Nations has declared the years 2021 to 2030 the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. The aim of this initiative is to deepen our knowledge of the oceans and find ways to better protect them while using them sustainably. The commitment to the UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea is also part of this initiative.
Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of the Wadden Sea, look beyond the award and discover the true meaning of this special heritage for people and nature.
Dr. Matthias Mertzen is a marine biologist, has been leading groups in the Wadden Sea National Park since 2019 and manages the Wurster North Sea Coast National Park House.
Fee: €7.50
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