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The second “Birds and Schools” in EAAF brings primary school students from Incheon and Hong Kong together
The second “Birds and Schools” event was held on 30th June, 2023, 30 primary school students from Incheon, Republic of Korea and Hong Kong, China, participated. The event was co-organized by Black-faced Spoonbill Eco Centre in Incheon and Hong Kong Wetland Park and the EAAFP Secretariat. The event is part of the CEPA programme under […]
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WWT’s launch of Foundation Course in Wetland Health and Vitality
EAAFP Partner, Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT), is pleased to announce the launch of the first Foundation Course in Wetland Health and Vitality, part of our developing Wetland Learning Hub. The online learning platform is aimed at early career professionals or those that want to develop their understanding of wetland conservation. The Team is looking […]
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Farewell to Ejin Kim, Communication Assistant
© EAAFP Secretariat In the words of Ejin Kim, “Working at the EAAFP Secretariat as a Communication Assistant made me experience many things I would never gain if I were not here. Before I joined the EAAFP, I wanted to explore myself as well as my career path since I’m majoring in Global Affairs and […]
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Farewell to Yeonah Ku, External Relations Specialist of EAAFP Secretariat
11th Meeting of Partners (2023) © EAAFP Secretariat Over the past three years, from June 2020 to May 2023, I had the privilege of working at the EAAFP Secretariat, making meaningful contributions to various projects. As a Local Project Coordinator (Jun 2020 – Jan 2023) and External Relations Specialist (Feb – May 2023). From my early […]
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2023 Incheon International Education Forum : Policies and Practices on Climate Change Education in North-East Asia
©UNESCAP As Climate Change is an emerging global issue in the past decade, its impacts cannot be addressed without the participation of all generations. In particular, young people will be mostly taking the risk and consequences of Climate Change for the longest duration. Therefore, it is crucial to provide high-quality climate change education by strengthening […]
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Literature list (Jan-Jun 2023)
1) Biology & ecology Zhu, B. R., M. A. Verhoeven, C. J. Hassell, K. K. S. Leung, D. Dorofeev, Q. Ma, K. Eiamampai, J. T. Coleman, U. Tserenbat, G. Purev-Ochir, D. V. Li, Z. W. Zhang, and T. Piersma. 2023. Predicting the non-breeding distributions of the two Asian subspecies of Black-tailed Godwit using morphological information. […]
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Republic of Korea: Yeongjong Tidal Flat Bird Monitoring Reveals High Conservation Value
The comprehensive bird monitoring conducted at Yeongjong Tidal Flat in Incheon, Ro Korea, in 2022, led by a team of dedicated citizen scientists and local NGOs (Green Korea Incheon and Waterbird Network Korea) has yielded scientific insights into the ecological significance of this habitat. The survey findings provide substantial evidence supporting the potential listing of […]
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Engaging Events Raise Awareness on Migratory Birds and Conservation in Kushtia, Bangladesh
In an effort to raise awareness among the urban population of Kushtia town in Bangladesh about migratory birds and their conservation, a vibrant “Migratory Bird Fair” was organized at the No. 6 Primary School Compound on 20th May, 2023. Preceding the fair, a campaign was conducted in five schools to engage students and encourage their […]
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World Migratory Bird Day 2023 Celebrated in Aceh, Indonesia, for students with special needs “Everyone Can Protect Birds”
World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) 2023 was celebrated in Aceh, Indonesia with great enthusiasm and a series of engaging activities organized by the Pusat Riset Konservasi Gajah dan Biodiversitas Hutan (PKGB) at Syiah Kuala University. The aim of the event was to raise awareness and involve over 8-participants, including teachers, and students with special needs, […]
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World Migratory Bird Day 2023: Promoting Conservation Efforts and Local Engagement in Myanmar
The Nature Conservation Society-Myanmar (NCS-Myanmar) successfully organized the World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) event for 2023 on 18th May. The event took place in Koe Tae Su Village near the Gulf of Mottama (GoM) in Myanmar, with a total of 77 participants, including school students, villagers, and local communities. Supported by the East Asian-Australasian Flyway […]
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