République de Corée | The Convention on Wetlands, La Convention sur les zones humides

Entrée en vigueur

28 juillet 1997

Sites Ramsar

26

Superficie totale de

20.265

ha

Tous les sites de République de Corée

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NWI training

Field visit

Janghang Wetland

Daebudo Tidal Flat

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NWI training — Des représentants de 10 pays se sont réunis pour renforcer les inventaires nationaux des zones humides grâce à une formation pratique.
Convention on Wetlands

Field visit — La formation comprenait des visites sur le terrain dans les zones humides d’importance internationale de la République de Corée.
Convention on Wetlands

Janghang Wetland — Janghang Wetland
Dongwook Han, 2019

The Site mostly lies on limestone through which groundwater aquifers are formed and recharged.
Ramsar Convention

Suncheon Bay Ramsar Site is a wide estuary combined with marshes, creating one of the most diverse and beautiful coastal ecosystems in the country.
Suncheon City municipality government

The annual production of fish, seaweed, and mollusks, mainly harvested using traditional techniques, is substantial.
Suncheon City municipality government

Seochon-gun county

Daebudo Tidal Flat — Daebudo Tidal Flat
Ansan City, 2016

The Site mostly lies on limestone through which groundwater aquifers are formed and recharged.
Ramsar Convention

Mr. Kang Jungwan of the Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Korea receives the certificate for Ramsar Site no.2269 Dongcheon Estuary from Ramsar Acting Secretary General Ania Grobicki
Katie Hammond

National Wetlands Center

Suncheon Bay Ramsar Site supports at least 25 threatened birds, e.g. Black-faced Spoonbill, Nordmann's Greenshank, Spoonbill Sandpiper, and Relict Gull.
Suncheon City municipality government