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Acting Assistant Secretary,
U.S. Department of State
Head of Administrative Authority
United States of America
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Director General, Steward & Regional Operations Directorate,
Canadian Wildlife Service
Head of Administrative Authority
Canada
Email: laura.farquharson@canada.ca
Phone: +819 420 7274 |
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Principal Deputy Director,
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Head of Administrative Authority
United States of America
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Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (Mexico)
Head of Administrative Authority
Mexico
Phone: +52 55 54 900 900 |
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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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Director,
Environment Canada
National Focal Point
Canada
Email: grant.hogg@ec.gc.ca
Phone: +1 819 938 3992 |
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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 |
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Comisionado Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas,
Comisión Nacional de Areas Naturales Protegidas
National Focal Point
Mexico
Email: arhodes@conanp.gob.mx
Phone: +52(55)54497000 Ext. 17018 |
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Investigadora,
Departamento de Ecología Funcional
STRP Focal Point
Mexico
Email: patricia.moreno@inecol.edu.mx
Phone: +52 228 842 1800 |
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Professor and Chair,
University of Waterloo
STRP Focal Point
Canada
Email: bwarner@uwaterloo.ca
Phone: +1 519 888 4567 |
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Coordinadora General,
CECADESU / SEMARNAT
CEPA Government Focal Point
Mexico
Email: ximena.celis@semarnat.gob.mx
Phone: +525556280600 |
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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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4 July 2013
Mexico
The Humedales de la Laguna La Cruz (6,665 hectares, 28°47’15”N 111°52’53”W) has been designated by Mexico’s Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales...
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16 April 2014
Mexico
Mexico has designated as a Wetland of International Importance the Manantiales Geotermales de Julimes in Chihuahua State (368 ha; 28°24’46’’N 105°25’48’’W)....
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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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26 June 2014
Mexico
Mexico has listed two new Ramsar Sites in the Sierra Madre Occidental range in southern Chihuahua State. Humedales de Guachochi (57.5 ha; 26°50’8”N 107°7’31...
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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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 5 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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22 September 2012
Canada
The government of Canada has vastly extended the Alaksen Ramsar Site, first designated in 1982, from 586 hectares to 20,682. The resulting Ramsar Site, now...
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