November 2013 - Eaaflyway

인천 송도 갯벌 환경 나빠져 멸종위기 저어새 생존 위협
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 29, 2013
인천 송도 갯벌의 환경오염이 세계적 멸종위기종인 저어새(사진)의 생존을 위협할 수 있다는 지적이 제기됐다. 인천환경운동연합은 29일 인천 연수구와 함께 연 ‘2013 송도 갯벌 저어새…

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Video of Mai Po Inner Deep Bay that has the high ecological value of habitat and migratory waterbirds
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 28, 2013
Mai Po Inner Deep Bay listed EAAFP Flyway Network Site and Ramsar Site supports 400 species of waterbirds, mainly migratory waterbirds, as a stopover and wintering site. The one…

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Video of Seocheon Tidal Flat full of migratory waterbirds
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 28, 2013
Seocheon Tidal Flat including Yubudo and Geum River Estuary has been designated as an EAAFP Flyway Network Site and a Ramsar Site to recognise the international importance of the…

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A hand-reared sandpiper travels 8,000km
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 22, 2013
Report by Wildlifeextra.com Hand-reared SBS…

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The Importance of the Yellow Sea – Few mudflats are more important!
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 20, 2013
Author: Todd Peterson Report by BirdNote The Importance of the Yellow Sea to Migrating Shorebirds Featuring Nils Warnock, Ph.D. Interview by Todd Peterson. DOWNLOAD [caption…

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Will Vertical Turbines Make More of the Wind?
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 14, 2013
Posted on: April 8, 2013 Author: Kevin Bullis Report by MIT Technology Review A Caltech researcher thinks arrays of tiny wind turbines could produce cheaper…

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습지생태 전문가 방문 줄잇는 ‘김해 화포천’
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 13, 2013
외국 습지생태 전문가들이 김해 화포천을 잇따라 찾고 있다. 김해시는 습지센터 관리자, 조경·경관 디자이너, 건축가, NGO로 구성된 영국, 캐나다, 중국 등…

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GFN Bohai Report 2013 Published
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 11, 2013
Report by Global Flyway Network The GFN Bohai Report 2013 reports on the field work of Red Knot northward migration through Bohai Bay in China from April to…

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