The Wadden Sea is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the southeastern North Sea, known for its dynamic tidal landscape and rich biodiversity. It supports diverse plant and animal species, including millions of migratory birds and marine mammals like seals. The area is vital for conservation efforts, facing challenges from climate change and human activities. Coastal communities have unique cultural traditions, and visitors enjoy recreational activities like birdwatching and mudflat walks. As a symbol of nature's interconnectedness, the Wadden Sea underscores the importance of conservation and sustainable management.
Wadden Islands
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