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  • Synchronous survey results on the wintering Baer’s Pochard in China released

    Female Baer’s Pochard feeding her ducklings ⓒ Xingwu Zhou   Baer’s Pochard Task Force, EAAFP On April 19th, the State Forestry and Grassland Administration (SFGA) released the results of a synchronous survey on the wintering Baer’s Pochard in China. This survey recorded that the population of the Baer’s Pochard in China reached 2,555, a significant […]

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  • World Curlew Day 2025 

    ⓒ Eugene Cheah   Let us celebrate and honour curlews across the globe on World Curlew Day 2025. There are currently nine extant species of curlew, although this number may change should the Slender-billed Curlew or the Eskimo Curlew are officially presumed extinct.  Curlews are emblematic birds of wild, windswept, and evocative landscapes—estuaries, mountain slopes, […]

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EAAFP 10th anniversary event

 


On 10th and 11th May, 2019, EAAFP celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Government of Republic of Korea hosting the East Asian-Australasian Flyway Partnership Secretariat in Songdo, Incheon. Together with the 10th anniversary event, over 200 participants from our Partners, the diplomatic communities, Korean government agencies and local organizations attended the conference on migratory birds and their habitats along our flyway. The event also celebrated the World Migratory Bird Day highlighting the theme "Protect the birds : Be the solution from plastic pollution."

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Some Key Species

For more information on these and other important waterbirds in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway visit our Migratory Waterbirds pages to learn about the various amazing species moving across our flyway every year.

To Our Winged Travellers

‘To Our Winged Travellers‘ is an interactive art project to celebrate the annual migration of migratory waterbirds. Since last May, over 1000 people participated in the project via online and at the local bird events in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF). The project started in the Republic of Korea and messages were delivered to other countries in the EAAF, such as Australia, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia. Please help us keep the greetings coming and ‘flying’ out to their next destination!

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