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Polluted Andean jewel: Lake Titicaca is “Threatened Lake of the Year 2023”

2. February 2023

This is the second time that the Global Nature Fund and the Living Lakes Network have named Lake Titicaca “Threatened Lake of the Year” South America’s largest freshwater reservoir suffers from a variety of negative environmental influences Living...

Shallow lake with great diversity: Dümmer is “Living Lake of the Year 2022”

22. March 2022

Well-deserved title on World Water Day: Lower Saxony’s second-largest inland lake may be Nowhere is it deeper than 1.40 meters, but it impresses with its unique natural diversity. And The efforts of the people on its shores to preserve the blue jewel are also...

Lake of superlatives in danger: Lake Malawi is “Threatened Lake of the Year 2022”

2. February 2022

One of the oldest lakes in the world is suffering: Population growth, overfishing and the effects of climate change are putting Lake Malawi, the southernmost lake in the East African rift system between Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania, under stress. To draw attention...
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