People’s Republic of China

Summary

  • EAAFP Member since: 2008
  • Number of EAAFP Flyway Network Sites: 20
  • Focal Point Contact:
    • Mr. SU Rui
      Deputy Director, Division of Fauna Conservation and Management
      Department of Wildlife Conservation
      National Forestry and Grassland Administration
      Email: [email protected]

China has been a Partner since 2008. It now has 20 Flyway Network Sites, the most recent designation being 2006, October. This large country includes habitats ranging from inland wetlands, supporting Anatidae (swans, ducks and geese) and cranes among others, to many important coastal and offshore sites, supporting migratory shorebirds and seabirds including the Key Species of the EAAFP.

Site Information

EAAF SITECODENAME OF SITESITE INFORMATION SHEETYEAR SIS UPDATEDSITE PHOTOSVIEW IN GOOGLE EARTH
EAAF002Chongming Dongtan Nature Reserve n/aViewView
EAAF003Mai Po – Inner Deep Bay n/aViewView
EAAF004Shuangtai Hekou National Nature Reserve n/aViewView
EAAF005Yancheng National Nature ReserveSIS 2007*ViewView
EAAF006Yellow River Delta National Nature Reserven/aView
EAAF025Poyang Hu Nature ReserveSIS 2006* ViewView
EAAF026Xingkai Hu Nature Reserve n/aViewView
EAAF042Sanjiang National Nature Reserve n/aView
EAAF043YaluJiang National Nature Reserve n/aViewView
EAAF064Dalai Hu National Nature ReserveSIS 2000*View
EAAF067Cao Hai National Nature Reserve n/aView
EAAF068Shengjin Hu National Nature ReserveSIS 2005*View
EAAF069Xiang Hai National Nature Reserve n/aView
EAAF070Zhalong National Nature ReserveSIS 2005*ViewView
EAAF082Anqing Yangtze Riverine Wetland Nature ReserveSIS 2004*ViewView
EAAF083Dashanbao Black-necked Crane National Nature Reserven/aView
EAAF085Hengshui Lake National Nature ReserveSIS 2006*View
EAAF086Nandagang Wetland Nature ReserveSIS 2006*ViewView
EAAF087Nanjishan Wetland Nature ReserveSIS 2006*View
EAAF152Rongcheng Swan National Nature ReserveSIS2022View

Site Details

Key Species of EAAFP in China

Shorebird

Anatidae

Crane

Seabird

Others

Curlew Sandpiper

Baer’s Pochard

Oriental Stork

Dalmatian Pelican

Black-faced Spoonbill

Red Knot

Scaly-sided Merganser

Siberian Crane

Chinese Crested Tern

Japanese Night-heron

Great Knot

Swan Goose

Red-Crowned Crane

Black-bellied Tern

White-eared Night-heron

Asian Dowitcher

Lesser White-fronted Goose

Hooded Crane

Relict Gull

Chinese Egret

Far Eastern Curlew

Long-tailed Duck

White-naped Crane

Saunders’s Gull

 Swinhoe’s Rail

Eurasian Curlew

Steller’s Eider

Black-tailed Godwit

Whooper Swan

Spoon-billed Sandpiper

Spotted Greenshank

Wood Snipe

 

Resources

For pages and posts on the EAAFP site related to China follow search: China