The Ramsar Convention is an international treaty specifically for the conservation of:
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Correct answer: Wetland ecosystems
Signed in 1971, the Ramsar Convention focuses on the 'wise use' and conservation of wetlands. Wetlands are critical for maintaining plant diversity and providing essential ecosystem services.
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