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Acting Assistant Secretary,
U.S. Department of State
Head of Administrative Authority
United States of America
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Principal Deputy Director,
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Head of Administrative Authority
United States of America
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Division Chief for Biodiversity,
Office of Conservation and Water
National Focal Point
United States of America
Email: derosabm@state.gov
Phone: +1 202-647-4511 |
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Policy Advisor,
United States Fish & Wildlife Service
National Focal Point, CEPA Government Focal Point
United States of America
Email: cade_london@fws.gov
Phone: +1-808-781-5777 |
 12 July 2016
United States of America
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced on 7th July 2016 that United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is awarding $44.6 million through its...
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 2 September 2016
United States of America
As the IUCN World Conservation Congress opened today in Honolulu, Hawai‘i, thousands of government and NGO representatives prepared to debate and act on key...
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 3 September 2016
United States of America
The Paris Agreement has sent a clear signal to the international community of the importance of conserving and enhancing natural ecosystems such as wetlands,...
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 31 October 2016
United States of America
The report "Coastal Wetlands and Flood Damage Reduction: Using Risk Industry-based Models to Assess Natural Defenses in the Northeastern USA", was released...
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 7 June 2017
United States of America
In the morning of 6 June, the Ocean Conference held a partnership dialogue on the topic “Managing, protecting, conserving and restoring marine and...
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 18 July 2018
United States of America
Ramsar Secretary General, Martha Rojas Urrego, represented the Ramsar Convention at the High-level Political Forum on sustainable development held in New...
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 12 November 2018
United States of America
The United States of America has designated Elkhorn Slough, the largest estuary on the central California coast, as its 39th Wetland of International...
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30 January 2013
United States of America
The United States has named the San Francisco Bay/Estuary (SFBE) (158,711 ha; 37°52’N 122°23’W) as its 35th Wetland of International Importance, effective on...
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23 April 2014
United States of America
The government of the USA has designated the Missisquoi Delta and Bay Wetlands (3,102 ha, 44°57’19”N, 73°10’9”W) in Vermont as its 36th Ramsar Site. As...
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 11 December 2014
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Russian Federation, Sweden, Canada, United States of America
Arctic peatlands, glacier forelands, rivers, lakes, wet tundras, seashores and shallow bays make up the largest part of the Arctic (at least 60% of the...
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 27 April 2015
United States of America
The government of the United States of America has completed the designation process for Door Peninsula Coastal Wetlands (4,630 ha; 45o13’20”N 86o59’44”W) in...
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 6 October 2015
United States of America
The government of the United States of America has designated its 38th Wetland of International Importance. Chiwaukee Illinois Beach Lake Plain (Ramsar...
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30 May 2012
United States of America
The United States has designated two interesting new sites for the List of Wetlands of International Importance, both effective as of World Wetlands Day, 2...
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14 June 2012
United States of America
Following on from two new Wetlands of International Importance announced two weeks ago for the United States, the Secretariat has added a third to the Ramsar...
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9 March 2012
United States of America
The Secretariat is delighted to announce that the United States has designated as its 31st Ramsar Site the Kakagon and Bad River Sloughs (4,355 hectares, 46...
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13 January 2010
United States of America
The government of the United States has listed its 26th Wetland of International Importance, the Upper Mississippi River Floodplain Wetlands (22,357 hectares...
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