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  1. Slano Kopovo

    • Country: 
      Serbia
    • Designation date: 
      14-05-2004
    • Site number: 
      1392
    • Published since: 
      20 year(s)
    976 ha
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  2. Sneekermeergebied

    Sneekermeergebied

    • Country: 
      Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
    • Designation date: 
      29-08-2000
    • Site number: 
      1250
    • Published since: 
      1 year(s)
    2,300 ha
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  3. View across Sombrero Island showing Old industrial workings associated with past phosphate mining, - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Pools in craters caused by previous phosphate extraction, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Brown Noddy Anous stolidus on Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Endemic Sombrero Island Ground Lizard Ameiva corvina, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Endemic Sombrero Island Ground Lizard Ameiva corvina, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Brown Boobys Sula leucogaster on Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Masked Booby Sula dactylatra chick on Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Masked Booby Sula dactylatra on Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Pair of Masked Boobys Sula dactylatra chick on Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Probable Anguilla Anole Anolis gingivinus, Sombrero Island. However DNA samples from Sombrero in the late 1990s showed Anoles on Sombrero to be quite different to those on Anguilla and St Martin: further samples might indicate endemism. Note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    View across Sombrero Island showing old industrial workings associated with past phosphate mining, - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    View across Sombrero Island showing vegetation on old industrial workings associated with past phosphate mining, - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Bridled Tern Sterna anaethetus, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    View across Sombrero Island showing vegetation on old industrial workings associated with past phosphate mining, - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    View across Sombrero Island showing vegetation on old industrial workings associated with past phosphate mining, - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Seabirds on telecommunications mast, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Old industrial equipment associated with past phosphate mining, note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Bridled Tern Sterna anaethetus, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Old industrial workings associated with past phosphate mining, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Brown Booby Sula leucogaster on Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    View across old phosphate mining areas, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given
    Nest site of Brown Noddy Anous stolidus in shelter of rocks, Sombrero Island - note the date the photo was taken is unknown, not as given

    Sombrero Island Nature Reserve Marine Park

    • Country: 
      United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Overseas territories)
    • Designation date: 
      22-05-2018
    • Site number: 
      2354
    • Published since: 
      0 year(s)
    1,051 ha
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  4. Eco tourism on site
    Birds
    Restored mangrove site
    Leatherback turtle

    Songor Ramsar Site

    • Country: 
      Ghana
    • Designation date: 
      14-08-1992
    • Site number: 
      566
    • Published since: 
      0 year(s)
    51,133 ha
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  5. Bog pool in Kuresoo, Soomaa NP
    Cranberries on Sphagnum carpet, near bog pool. Drosera flower sems in background.
    Morning mist on raised bog, with cottongrass and white beak-sedge.
    Raised bog margin with hollows and Sphagnum mosses
    Recreational use of Soomaa NP. Colors of raised bog. Bogshoeing.
    Riisa bog in Soomaa NP. Bog pool.
    Dugout canoe is a practical vessel during flood "fifth" season.
    The flood "fifth" season in Soomaa NP. You can canoe in the woods.
    The flood "fifth" season in Soomaa NP. Typical sight.
    The flood "fifth" season in Soomaa NP. Flooded road in Riisa village.
    The flood "fifth" season in Soomaa NP. Flooded road in the woods.
    The flood "fifth" season in Soomaa NP. Flooded meadow with oaks. Floods ocur also in autumn with heavy rains.

    Soomaa

    • Country: 
      Estonia
    • Designation date: 
      05-06-1997
    • Site number: 
      912
    • Published since: 
      4 year(s)
    39,639 ha
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  6. Rules and regulations at the entrance of one of the site's beaches.
    The site encompasses Aruba's largest stand of mangrove forest.
    The tangle of mangrove trees and branches protects the coast from extreme weather events.
    One of the islets that is part of a chain of islands in front of the coast.
    Elhorn coral) Acropora palmata)
    Honeycomb cowfish (Acanthostracion polygonius) in sea grass beds (Thalassia testudinum and Zyringodium filiforme).
    False killer-whale (Pseudorca crassidens).
    The Atlantic spotted dolphin (Stenella frontalis) uses the site for refuge, birthing and nursery.
    The Rough-toothed dolphin (Steno bredanensis) uses the site for refuge, birthing and nursery.
    Several dolphin species, like Tursiops truncatus, can be observed close to the coast.

    South Coast

    • Country: 
      Netherlands (Kingdom of the) (Aruba)
    • Designation date: 
      10-11-2023
    • Site number: 
      2526
    • Published since: 
      0 year(s)
    3,975 ha
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  7. Ramsar logo

    South Funen Archipelago

    • Country: 
      Denmark
    • Designation date: 
      02-09-1977
    • Site number: 
      156
    • Published since: 
      12 year(s)
    38,329 ha
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  8. Ramsar logo

    South Uist Machair & Lochs

    • Country: 
      United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    • Designation date: 
      05-01-1976
    • Site number: 
      71
    • Published since: 
      17 year(s)
    5,019 ha
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  9. Sporovskoe fen mire
    Yaselda river fen
    Visitor centre in Visokoje village

    Sporovsky Biological Reserve

    • Country: 
      Belarus
    • Designation date: 
      22-11-1999
    • Site number: 
      1007
    • Published since: 
      7 year(s)
    19,384 ha
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  10. Ramsar logo

    Stavns Fjord and adjacent waters

    • Country: 
      Denmark
    • Designation date: 
      02-09-1977
    • Site number: 
      153
    • Published since: 
      12 year(s)
    15,533 ha
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