République de Corée | The Convention on Wetlands, La Convention sur les zones humides

Entrée en vigueur

28 juillet 1997

Sites Ramsar

24

Superficie totale de

20.214

ha

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Janghang Wetland

Daebudo Tidal Flat

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Janghang Wetland — Janghang Wetland
Dongwook Han, 2019

The water that flows through Hanbando Wetland Ramsar Site is collected at a nearby water harvesting plant that supplies the majority of drinking water for locals. The wetland has also long supported local agricultural industry.
Ramsar Convention

The Hanbando Wetland Ramsar Site is representative of natural riverine. The Site, lying in a sand-gravel bar formed in an incised meander, consists of various types of riffles and pools that maintain a rich biodiversity and provide habitats for numerous species including a number of endemic and nationally threatened species.

Suncheon City municipality government

Suncheon Bay Ramsar Site supports sustainable fishing.
Suncheon City municipality government

Seocheon Tidal Flat is an open tidal flat directly linked to the ocean, its ecosystem is composed of a combination of sand and/or muddy sand flats which are very important for migratory birds and as a spawning and nursery ground for fish.
Seochon-gun county

Daebudo Tidal Flat
Ansan City, 2016

The Site mostly lies on limestone through which groundwater aquifers are formed and recharged.
Ramsar Convention

Suncheon Bay Ramsar Site is a wide estuary combined with marshes, creating one of the most diverse and beautiful coastal ecosystems in the country.
Suncheon City municipality government

The annual production of fish, seaweed, and mollusks, mainly harvested using traditional techniques, is substantial.
Suncheon City municipality government

Seochon-gun county

Daebudo Tidal Flat — Daebudo Tidal Flat
Ansan City, 2016