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 2 February 2021
Germany
Germany has named as a Wetland of International Importance the Rosenheim Basin Bogs (no. 2444 on the List of Wetlands of International Importance), to mark...
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 2 February 2021
France
On the occasion of World Wetlands Day, France has doubled the area of its Wetland of International Importance covering the peatlands and lakes of the Jura...
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 11 December 2020
Serbia
Serbia has designated its eleventh and largest Wetland of International Importance. Djerdap (Đerdap in Serbian; “Ramsar Site” no. 2442) covers over 66,000...
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 20 October 2020
Croatia
Croatia has now completed the process of updating the information on its five Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar Sites). They are very diverse, and...
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 5 October 2020
Georgia
Georgia has designated as Wetlands of International Importance two alpine lakes surrounded by marshes, boggy meadows and rivers on the Javakheti plateau in...
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 Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia
The NGO Trinational Initiative for the Morava-Dyje Floodplain, Daphne (Slovak Republic), Distelverein (Austria), Veronica (Czech Republic), WWF...
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 26 June 2020
Romania
Romania has named its 20th Wetland of International Importance. Jijia - Iasi Wetlands (no. 2422 on the List of Wetlands of International Importance) is...
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3 March 2020
Germany
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31 January 2020
Italy
Venice and its Lagoon (including Ramsar Site N°423 Laguna di Venezia: Valle Averto)
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15 November 2019
Russian Federation
Kurgalsky Peninsula
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 9 September 2019
Montenegro
Montenegro has designated Ulcinj Salina as its third Wetland of International Importance (Ramsar Site no. 2399). The Site on the Adriatic coast, close to the...
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 5 September 2019
Ukraine
Ukraine has named 11 new Wetlands of International Importance (“Ramsar Sites”). It now has 50 in total, covering an area of over 800,000 hectares.Dnister...
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 20 August 2019
France
France has designated Etang de Saint-Paul as its 49th Wetland of International Importance (Site no. 2398). It is the first Ramsar Site in the French overseas...
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5 November 2018
Armenia
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1 November 2018
Montenegro
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 16 October 2018
Hungary, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland
A number of Contracting Parties in Europe have worked with the Convention Secretariat to update the information on all their Wetlands of International...
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 6 September 2018
Netherlands
The Netherlands has designated Klein Curaçao as its 55th Wetland of International Importance. The Site (Ramsar Site no. 2355) consists of the small,...
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 5 September 2018
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Overseas territories)
The United Kingdom has named Sombrero Island Nature Reserve Marine Park (Ramsar Site no. 2354) as a Wetland of International Importance. The Site is formed...
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17 July 2018
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Overseas territories)
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9 July 2018
Republic of Moldova
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