November 2015 - Page 3 of 3

Bird watching with SangIncheon Middle School students in Cheonsu Bay, Seosan, RoK
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 4, 2015
Joohee Lee, EAAFP InternOn 24 October…

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The Black-faced Spoonbill: Asia’s beloved wading bird fights for space
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 4, 2015
Doug Meigs, Mongabay This charismatic wading bird saw its numbers soar from just 288 individuals in the 1980’s, to over…

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China safeguards future for godwit, Red Knot
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 4, 2015
Adam Hollingworth, MediaWorks TVThere’s more good news for the extraordinary migratory bird, the godwit. Fresh from being voted bird of…

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Signing of the MOU between the Chinese State Forestry Administration and WWF-China
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 4, 2015
Spike Millington, EAAFP Chief Executive, attended the signing of the MOU between the Chinese State Forestry Administration…

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Spike participates in the final meeting of the China Coastal Blueprint project
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 4, 2015
Spike Millington, Chief Executive of the EAAFP, participated in the final meeting of the China Coastal Blueprint…

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EAAFP Seabird Working Group Update
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 3, 2015
Robb Kaler (Chair), Mark Carey and Yat-tung Yu (Coordinators) EAAFP Seabird Working Group 06 October 2015Seabird Colony Database In collaboration…

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2015 changes to IUCN Red List for birds
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 2, 2015
Judit Szabo, Science Officer The IUCN Red List is the world’s most comprehensive information source on the conservation status of plant and animal species. BirdLife is the Red List…

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우리 갯벌 ‘바닷새의 생태계 보고’로 밝혀져
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 2, 2015
해양수산부 보도자료 – 전국 연안 바닷새 정밀조사 최초 실시…총126종 최대 40만 개체 수 관찰 – 국제…

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World’s biggest seabird tracking database shows their incredible journeys
Posted by EAAFP Secretariat on November 2, 2015
Ben Lascelles, BirdLife International5 million data points for the world’s seabirds provided by 120 research…

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