Ramsar logoThe Ramsar Photo Gallery

Photo essay: Some human uses of wetlands (file 2)

(go back to file 1)


New pix coming, from time to time, until this file has been filled up.

humanuses9.jpg (21152 bytes)

Traditional fishermen, Rio Magdalena, northern Colombia

humanuses10.jpg (17701 bytes)

Traditional fishing, Los Roques National Park Ramsar site, Venezuela (Photo: Ramsar/R. Leguen)

humanuses11.jpg (11281 bytes)

Los Roques National Park, Venezuela (Photo: Ramsar/Roger Leguen)

humanuses12.jpg (13507 bytes)

Fisherman in Guinea-Bissau

humanuses13.jpg (25600 bytes)

Tharu women fishing, Chitwan area, Nepal (Photo: Peter Jackson, WWF)

humanuses14.jpg (18326 bytes)

Melaleuca harvesting, Mekong Delta, Viet Nam (Photo: Hervé Lethier, Ramsar)

humanuses15.jpg (40383 bytes)

Observation deck, Bearskin Creek, northern Wisconsin, USA (Photo: D. Peck, Ramsar)
photo essay attached

niceline.gif (4513 bytes)

Note: Many of these photos were lent to the Ramsar Bureau free of charge by the PhotoLibrary of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF International) for use in various Ramsar publications. It would not be a good idea to reproduce them for other uses without checking with the WWF/Canon PhotoLibrary first.


For further information about the Convention on Wetlands, please contact the Ramsar Convention Bureau, Rue Mauverney 28, CH-1196 Gland, Switzerland (tel +41 22 999 0170, fax +41 22 999 0169, e-mail ramsar@ramsar.org). Posted 2 December 2000, Dwight Peck, Ramsar.

hometop