World Wetlands Day 2026 Awareness Poster

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As part of celebrating World Wetlands Day 2026 , CPREEC EIACP PC-RP Chennai developed an awareness poster highlighting this year's theme, ‘Wetlands and traditional knowledge: celebrating cultural heritage’.



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