Myanmar | The Convention on Wetlands, The Convention on Wetlands

Entry into force

17 March 2005

Ramsar sites

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Surface area of

278.913

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All sites in Myanmar

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Nanthar Island and Mayyu Estuary, Calidris pygmaea

Gulf of Mottama

Inlay Lake Ramsar Site

Nanthar Island and Mayyu Estuary, Calidris pygmaea — Nanthar Island and Mayyu Estuary, Calidris pygmaea
Ren Naung Soe (BANCA), 2019

Gulf of Mottama — Gulf of Mottama
Mr. Christoph Zöckler, 2017

The Meinmahla Kyun estuary in Myanmar was officially added to the List of Wetlands of International Importance. Ramsar Convention Senior Advisor for Asia & Oceania, Lew Young, is handing over the Ramsar Site certificate to Dr. Ny Nyi Kyaw, Director General, Forest Department, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation
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World Wetlands Day celebrations at Moeyungyi, Myanmar
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Meinmahla Kyun Wildlife Sanctuary
Zau Lunn 2015

World Wetlands Day sign in Myanmar
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World Wetlands Day brochures and other material, Myanmar
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Inlay Lake Ramsar Site — Inlay Lake Ramsar Site
Soe Naing Aye (Mr.) 02-03-2015

World Wetlands Day celebrations Meinmahla Kyun Ramsar Site being designated as the Wetland of International Importance
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Fisherman on boat in Inle lake
Atsushi TANABE

Indawgyi Wildlife Sanctuary Ramsar Site

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