🦆 Wetlands of the World

221 wetlands · 56 countries · location & ecosystems

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These are the world’s most notable wetlands — marshes, swamps and peatlands that filter water, store carbon and teem with life, among the most productive ecosystems on Earth. Each profile shows where the wetland lies, which country it is in, and a plain-English introduction from Wikipedia.

221 wetlands from 56 countries are covered below, grouped by continent. Open any wetland for its full profile.

Africa (17) Americas (41) Asia (59) Europe (71) Oceania (33)

Africa (17 wetlands)

Americas (41 wetlands)

Asia (59 wetlands)

Chek Jawa

Singapore

Dafeng Milu Nature Reserve

People's Republic of China

Don Hoi Lot

Thailand

Hakaluki Haor

Bangladesh

Jogipara

Bangladesh

Red Beach (Panjin)

People's Republic of China

Suncheon Bay

South Korea

Tanguar Haor

Bangladesh

Europe (71 wetlands)

Ballynahone Bog

United Kingdom

Barnbruch

Germany

Blakeney Point

United Kingdom

Brown Moss

United Kingdom

Burton Mere Wetlands

United Kingdom

Camargue

France

Castle Espie

United Kingdom

Castlemartin Corse

United Kingdom

Claish Moss

United Kingdom

Cove Pond

United Kingdom

Cow Corner

United Kingdom

Cow Myers (wetland)

United Kingdom

Ducan's Marsh

United Kingdom

Fleet Moss

United Kingdom

Hatherton Flush

United Kingdom

High Fens

Germany

Jovsi

Slovenia

Lairo Water

United Kingdom

Llyn y Fawnog

United Kingdom

Loch an Duin

United Kingdom

Loch Fleet

United Kingdom

Mill Dam

United Kingdom

Morrich More

United Kingdom

Newport Wetlands

United Kingdom

Otmoor

United Kingdom

Parsonage Moor

United Kingdom

Ranworth Broad

United Kingdom

Romney Marsh

United Kingdom

Ruggeller Riet

Liechtenstein

Somerset Levels

United Kingdom

Thompson Common

United Kingdom

Titchfield Haven

United Kingdom

West End Pond

United Kingdom

Westwick Lakes

United Kingdom

Wigan Flashes

United Kingdom

WWT Washington

United Kingdom

Wybunbury Moss

United Kingdom

Oceania (33 wetlands)

Coordinates are approximate locations. Descriptions: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), cached on our server. Data sourced from Wikidata. Related: Mountains · Lakes · Islands · World Heritage.

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