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Global Nature Fund , established in 1998, is a private
non-profit foundation with the stated goal of
protecting the environment .
[1] It is headquartered in
Radolfzell ,
Germany .
The organization, which sponsors the
Living Lakes Network , marks
World Wetlands Day annually by designating a water body as "Threatened Lake of the Year".
[2] In 2004 it signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with
Ramsar .
[3]
Threatened Lake of the Year
2004
Lake Chapala :
Mexico
[4]
2005
Lake Victoria :
Kenya ,
Tanzania and
Uganda
[5]
2006
Dead Sea :
Jordan ,
Israel and
Palestine
[6]
2007
Pantanal :
Brazil ,
Paraguay and
Bolivia
[7]
2008
Mahakam Wetland :
Indonesia
[8]
2009
Lake Atitlán :
Guatemala
[9]
2010
Pulicat Lake :
India
[10]
2011
Laguna de Fúquene :
Colombia
[11]
2012
Lake Titicaca ,
Peru and
Bolivia
[12]
2013
Lake Winnipeg :
Canada
[13]
2014
Lake Sampaloc , Philippines
2015
Lake Hovsgol , Mongolia
2016
Tonle Sap Lake , Cambodia
2017
Lake Tanganyika , Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania and Zambia
2018
Lake Bolgoda and
Lake Madampe , Sri Lanka
2019
Lake Nokoué , Benin
2020
Albufera Lake , Spain
2021
Pantanal Wetlands , Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay
2022
Lake Malawi , Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania
2023
Lake Titicaca , Bolivia, Peru
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