Canada

Entry into force

15 May 1981

Ramsar sites

37

Surface area of

13.086.767
ha
Sites
View the Sites in the Ramsar Sites Information Service View an annotated summary of the Sites View statistics on the Sites
Documents
National reports(8)
World Wetlands Day reports(9)
Wise use resources(2)
National policies & strategies(1)
Other Ramsar-related(1)
Culture and wetlands(1)
See all documents
Contact
See all contacts
The appeal of online casinos in Canada continues to grow, and many platforms offer attractive incentives such as cashback bonuses to attract and retain players. Casino Cashback Bonus For Canadian Players https://playsafecasino.ca/casino-bonuses/casino-cashback-bonus/, refunds a certain percentage of player losses over a certain period, ensure security and improve the gaming experience, reducing potential financial risks. The widespread use of cashback bonuses demonstrates the competitive nature of the online casino industry, which is aimed at creating value and maintaining customer loyalty. At the same time, Canada's commitment to environmental preservation is confirmed by its active participation in the Convention on Wetlands, also known as the Ramsar Convention. This international treaty aims to conserve and sustainably use wetlands, which are vital for biodiversity, water purification, and climate regulation. In the context of the prosperity of Casino Cashback Bonus For Canadian Players, it is important to remember the importance of respecting the environment. Funds generated by the gaming industry can potentially support conservation efforts, highlighting the unique intersection between entertainment and environmental responsibility.

All sites in Canada

Image gallery

See all images
Ania Grobicki​, Ramsar Convention Deputy Secretary General, gave a talk "From the age of carbon to the age of water — the role of wetlands" at the University of Waterloo, Canada.


Ramsar Convention
Ania Grobicki​, Ramsar Convention Deputy Secretary General, gave a lecture on wetlands' role in dealing with natural disasters at McMasters University in Hamilton, Canada. The event was organized by the United Nations University Institute on Water, Environment and Health.
Ramsar Convention
Grenadier Pond in High Park, Toronto Ontario - home to beautiful wood ducks and more <3
Lucia Salvati
A group of boys and men play a pick up game of hockey, Canada's most popular sport, outdoors on natural ice the way it is meant to be played. Because of climate change, the ice for outdoor recreation in this wetland hasn't been as reliable in recent years, but a sudden deep freeze produced this sheet of smooth ice.
Hannah Mittelstaedt
The beautiful Rattray Marsh Conservation area: located in Mississauga, Ontario-Canada (Fall 2013)
Lucia Salvati
This photo is of a beaver meadow within the City of Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada. The fall is the most beautiful month to visit wetlands as there are so many bright leaves, birds and sounds! My favorite place to be.
Christie
An example of what a pristine, untouched wilderness wetland in northern British Columbia looks like. Maybe inspiration for for wetland conservation around the world.
James Cruickshank
Victoria's temperate climate makes Rithet's Bog Conservation area the perfect year-round home for these lucky locals.
Asha Congdon
A solitary skater watches the northern sunset while gliding over smooth ice on a Toronto lagoon. It is an enchanted location where people can experience nature and solitude within Canada's largest urban area. The ice season was shorter this year because of global warming.
Hannah Mittelstaedt
Chilliwack Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Bonnie Cunningham

Related news

See all news for this country