CWSS, in collaboration with its partners, has produced a new introductory video showcasing the cooperation between Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands.

Held online on 3 March 2026, the meeting provided an opportunity to present the overall aims and approach of the project.

This international programme invites Bachelor’s and Master’s students to explore how sea level rise is reshaping the ecological and cultural values of the Wadden Sea.

A new comprehensive report has been published assessing capacity for waterbird monitoring along the African part of the East Atlantic Flyway and proposing a framework for strengthening and sustaining this capacity for the future. 

New national research into the awareness of UNESCO World Heritage shows that once again the Wadden Sea is the best-known World Heritage Site in the Netherlands.

The event aimed to support long-term scientific capacity along the flyway and explore how academic collaboration could be strengthened.

From 5–7 November, educators and interpreters from across the Wadden Sea gathered in Denmark for the annual IWSS workshop.