Every year, tens of thousands of visitors discover the beauty and diversity of the Wadden Sea through guided mudflat tours.

On 28-30 January over 40 stakeholders of the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site from Denmark and Germany paid a visit to their Dutch colleagues.

Under pressure of the triple planetary crisis and human activites, the Wadden Sea needs adequate protection and preservation to maintain its Outstanding Universal Value.

The Wadden Sea serves as a vital resting place for over ten million migratory birds a year along the East Atlantic Flyway.

UNESCO has developed a new standardized eDNA sampling method to map ocean life.

Under the umbrella of the Wadden Sea Flyway Initiative (WSFI), the governments of the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark joined forces to improve the monitoring of migratory waterbirds along the East Atlantic Flyway.

The Common Wadden Sea Secretariat and Waddenacademie invite stakeholders to an online presentation of the five projects under the Dutch-German Wadden Sea research call on 20 February 2025.

The second Trilateral Swimway Conference set a focus on understanding and preserving diverse fish life cycles in the world's largest tidal flats system.