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Wader Quest The newletter February 2016
Wader Quest The newletter is the main publication of Wader Quest, which is a charity that aims to involve local…
The future of suitable habitat for Eurasian Whimbrel and Far
by Amanda Lilleyman on Wader Quest the newsletter The plight of waders belonging to the Numeniini tribe has been recognised across…
Wetlands Australia: National Wetlands Update February 2016
Wetlands Australia: National Wetlands Update February 2016 (Issue No. 28) was issued by the Department of the Environment, Australian Government. The global theme…
From MOP8 to MOP9 – January 2016 Newsletter
Spike Millington, Chief Executive To our Partners and Supporters, One year ago, following the Eighth Meeting of EAAFP Partners (MOP8)…
Internship: What it’s like to work at EAAFP
Heather Le, Intern As the end of my last semester at Yonsei University loomed closer, the frequency of my freak-out…
2016 World Wetlands Day Message from Ramsar
Message from Dr.Ania Grobicki, Secretary General of the Ramsar Convention on the occasion of World Wetlands Day Every year…
Decade-long Citizen Science project counts China’s waterbirds
By Edward Parnell of BirdLife International Since 2005, more than 150 volunteers have taken part in the China Coastal Waterbird…
Protection of Black-faced Spoonbill and its breeding habitat in China
Read in Chinese Summerized by EAAFP Secretariat Protection of Black-faced Spoonbill (BFS) and its breeding habitat in China, a BFS…
Hard work not over yet for seabird protection in the
By Shaun Hurrell of BirdLife International and courtesy of Forest & Bird Breakthrough for saving seabirds from longline fishing mortality…
Ecosystem Services and Migratory Waterbird Conservation – December 2015 Newsletter
Nobody doubts that coastal and wetland ecosystems that support migratory waterbirds in our Flyway provide a host of valuable ecosystem…
