The Vital Role of Wetlands: Why These Habitats Matter (With Gabriel Massocato, Tiasa Adhya and Olivier Nsengimana)

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Every year, 3 conservationist are selected out of hundreds of applications to receive the Future For Nature Award, which comes with €50.000 euro and a helping hand towards protecting nature all over the world. All of these winners together form our FFN Family in which they can support and learn from eachother. In this podcast you’ll hear our Family members discuss topics within their field of work. Lets hear who we have with us today! You can also watch all the episodes on YouTube.

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The Vital Role of Wetlands: Why These Habitats Matter (With Gabriel Massocato, Tiasa Adhya and Olivier Nsengimana)

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26 minutes 52 seconds

6 months ago

The Vital Role of Wetlands: Why These Habitats Matter (With Gabriel Massocato, Tiasa Adhya and Olivier Nsengimana)

Wetlands are often overlooked, but they play a crucial role in the health of our planet. In this episode, we explore why these unique ecosystems matter — from supporting biodiversity and filtering water to protecting communities from floods and climate change.

Although they work in different parts of the world, Tiasa (India), Gabriel (Brazil), and Olivier (Rwanda) all share a common mission: protecting wetlands and the species that call them home.

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