The #RESSOURCEProject is working to support communities in conserving Sahelian wetlands and water birds in Chad, Egypt, Mali, Senegal and Sudan, where millions depend on wetlands to meet their food and financial needs.

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📢 #WMBD2023: On the occasion of World Migratory Bird Day, find out how the #RESSOURCEProject is developing innovative solutions for the sustainable management of #waterbird populations & their Sahelian habitats. 🦢

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📢 #WMBD2024: Take a virtual journey to discover the #RESSOURCEProject's innovative solutions for achieving sustainable management of migratory waterbirds & Sahelian wetlands

👉 https://t.co/15mRlidAjV

@PressACP @EU_Partnerships @EUdeleg_Rome @FFEM_Fr @FAOBrussels @FAOSenegal https://t.co/nUuMH19s0n

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📢 #WMBD2024: The #RESSOURCEProject in Senegal works with communities to restore #wetlands, conserve #waterbirds & promote traditional knowledge through water lily farming.

Find out more here👉 https://t.co/dXCcdyjhIn

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🌍🦤For #WorldMigratoryBirdDay read how remote sensing technologies to improve sustainable management of wetlands and waterbirds in the Sahel.

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#RESSOURCEProject #SWMProgramme @WMBD https://t.co/kGxYBnXAxo

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For #WMBD2025 take a virtual journey to discover #RESSOURCEProject's innovative solutions for achieving sustainable management of migratory waterbirds & Sahelian wetlands🦤https://t.co/15mRlidAjV

@PressACP @EU_Partnerships @EUdeleg_Rome @FFEM_Fr @FAOBrussels @FAOSenegal @WMBD https://t.co/TyweLc0OCO

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On #WMBD2025, find out how the #RESSOURCEProject is developing innovative solutions for the sustainable management of #waterbird populations & their Sahelian habitats. 🦢

@PressACP @EU_Partnerships @EUdeleg_Rome @FFEM_Fr @FAOSenegal @WMBD #SWMProgramme https://t.co/8rIT7qDAlk

FAO Forestry

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📢🦤#WMBD2025: The #RESSOURCEProject in Senegal works with communities to restore #wetlands, conserve #waterbirds & promote traditional knowledge through water lily farming.

https://t.co/dXCcdyjhIn

@PressACP @EU_Partnerships @FFEM_Fr @FAOSenegal #SWMProgramme https://t.co/n95xFrZcgN

FAO Forestry

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Register to take part in the #RESSOURCEProject massive online open course (in French only for now) to support sustainable waterbird management in the wetlands of the Sahel & North Africa!

More👉 https://t.co/ks4kbLLW1J

@FAO @EU_Partnership @FFEM_Fr @TourDuValat @OFBiodiversite https://t.co/kobumj7M8g

FAO Forestry

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Register to take part in the #RESSOURCEProject massive online open course (in French only for now) to support sustainable waterbird management in the wetlands of the Sahel & North Africa!

More👉 https://t.co/ks4kbLLW1J

@FAO @EU_Partnerships @FFEM_Fr @TourDuValat @OFBiodiversite https://t.co/urv3VqwtMz

FAO Forestry

Climate Change Science on Telegram by @ClimateChangeScience
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