In this issue of Flyway Story, we invited our donor Dr. Hyun-ah Choi from the Hans Seidel Foundation’s Korea office. “Let’s do it together!” — Dr. Hyun-ah Choi EAAFP: Hello, Dr. Hyun-ah Choi. Thank you for kindly accepting the interview. Could you please introduce yourself? Dr. Hyun-ah Choi: Hello, I am Hyun-ah Choi from the […]

In this issue of Flyway Story, we invited our donor Jiyeon Son on behalf of the “Climate Crisis and Sustainable Development” class at Korea University. “I want to be someone who, within my own area, can gladly make the effort—even if it’s a bit inconvenient—to protect the things that are precious to us.” — Jiyeon […]

In this issue of Flyway Story, we invited artist Ji-mi Kim, who conveys stories about birds and environmental ecology through metal crafts. “My goal is to contribute as an eco-artist to raising awareness of environmental issues, ecology, and the cultural and artistic sensitivity of the public.” — Ms. Ji-mi Kim EAAFP: Hello, Ji-mi Kim. Could […]

In this issue of Flyway Story, we invited Imja Park, who is the representative of the Birdwatching Bookstore and the leader of the Apartment Birdwatching Team. “We walk because we love birds, and while walking, we naturally come across the environments and habitats where the birds live. This inevitably leads to an increased interest in […]

EAAFP Youth Task Force     The East Asian–Australasian Flyway Partnership Youth Task Force, a network of young leaders and advocates across the flyway region, calls for proactive, inclusive, participatory, and urgent actions and initiatives for the protection of our migratory waterbirds and their habitats. Our migratory waterbirds are vital to our lives, providing ecological, […]

JOINT PRESS RELEASE “Shared Spaces: Creating Bird-Friendly Cities and Communities,” is theme of World Migratory Bird Day 2025 Global wildlife campaign calls for urgent action to create and protect green spaces, reduce bird collisions, light pollution, and habitat loss   Bonn/Boulder/Incheon, 6 May 2025 – The importance of designing and managing urban environments that support […]

ⓒ 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, […]

The Black-faced Spoonbill conference successfully finished at WWF Jockey Club Mai Po Peter Scott Visitor Centre, Mai Po Nature Reserve, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, from 26th to 28th February, 2025   Author: Kenneth Lam and Yat-tung Yu, the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society Report: Link   Black-faced Spoonbill (Platalea minor), currently listed as Endangered by […]