Description
Wetlands such as floodplains, moors, lakes or mountain rivers with their source areas are valuable habitats for a variety of animals and plants. They play an important role as a food source and groundwater storage – also for humans. Wetlands contribute, among other things, to the quality of food water and serve as natural water reservoirs and storage rooms for floods.
The Ramsar Convention is an international convention for the protection of wetlands of international importance, in particular as a habitat for wading and waterfowl.
The Convention is named after the city of Ramsar in Iran, where negotiations for the agreement took place in 1971.
It is one of the oldest and most important global conservation agreements.
Please note the following information on the completeness and quality of the data provided:
due to inaccuracies in the acquisition of technical objects, there are occasional non-valid geometries according to OGC Schema validation.
Since GIS servers such as ArcGIS server, GeoServer or UMN MapServer have to use/process ever more accurate data bases, the inspection routine is always further developed and warns in the tolerance range as well as in the topological recording of inaccuracies (e.g. by third-party software).
This means that geometries can no longer be displayed or recorded.
The objected geometry errors include self-intersections (self-intersections) or double bases.
Therefore, the LUBW cannot guarantee the completeness and stability of the Download Service (WFS).
If necessary, please check the completeness on the basis of the presentation services also offered (WMS).
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https://rips-gdi.lubw.baden-wuerttemberg.de/arcgis/services/wfs/Ramsar_Gebiet/MapServer/WFSServer?request=GetCapabilities&service=WFS |