About this Event
Join us for the 2026 World Wetlands Day Symposium!
WETLANDS & TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE: CELEBRATING CULTURAL HERITAGE
The World Wetlands Day Symposium is an annual event that attracts over 200 participants each year, including Indigenous knowledge holders, community leaders, government representatives, industry professionals, NGOs, academics, students, and conservation practitioners. The symposium celebrates the ecological and cultural importance of wetlands, with a particular focus on Indigenous leadership, Traditional Knowledge, and cultural heritage. It serves as a collaborative forum for sharing knowledge and experiences related to wetland stewardship, conservation, and restoration, highlighting the vital role wetlands play in sustaining biodiversity, supporting water security, and strengthening community resilience in the face of climate change.
Event Highlights
Keynote Speaker: A respected wetland leader sharing insights that bridge scientific research, Traditional Knowledge, and stewardship practice.
Panel Discussions: Featuring leading experts on wetland conservation, policy, and sustainable development.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals and organizations driving change in wetland management.
Exhibition Booths: Showcasing organizations leading wetland conservation and management projects in Western Canada.
Register soon because space is limited.
We hope you’re able to join us!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Ross Glen Hall, Mount Royal University Campus, Calgary, Canada
USD 0.00
