Meet Our Staff

Ms Jennifer George
Chief Executive

Ms Miyoung Choi

Ms Yoon Kyung LEE

Ms Kyle Esperanza Zuleta

Ms Minjae Baek

Ms Lily Yoon

Ms Jisun Lee

Ms Sabine Leykam

Ms Eunji Choi

Ms Reigna Belle Aguja
Communications Coordinator

Dr Qing ZENG
Director of Science Unit
Facilitator to Anatidae Working Group / Coordination of color marking / Coordination of FNS designation and reviewal of the existing data / Literature collection & circulation / Black-faced Spoonbill Working Group / Scaly-Sided Merganser Task Force

Prof Guangchun LEI
SU advisor

Dr Cai LYU
SU advisor
Facilitator to Monitoring Working Group / Yellow Sea Ecoregion Task Force

Dr Yifei JIA
Scientist
Facilitator to Crane Working Group / Shorebird Working Group / Spoon-billed Sandpiper Task Force / Amur Heilong Basin Task Force / Far Eastern Curlew Task Force / Dalmatia Pelican Task Force

Dr Wenjuan WANG
Scientist
Current Interns & Volunteers
Ms Minyoung Kim
Hello, everyone! My name is
Minyoung Kim, and I am currently working as the Administration & Finance Assistant at the EAAFP Secretariat.
I recently graduated with a degree in Economics. Through various volunteer activities, I realised how rewarding it is to contribute to meaningful work, and I became especially interested in environmental issues. That inspired me to gain experience with an international organisation working in this field.
I am excited to be part of EAAFP and look forward to learning more about migratory waterbird conservation and gaining a better understanding of how international partnerships work in practice.
Ms Minyoung Kim
Hello, everyone! My name is
Minyoung Kim, and I am currently working as the Administration & Finance Assistant at the EAAFP Secretariat.
I recently graduated with a degree in Economics. Through various volunteer activities, I realised how rewarding it is to contribute to meaningful work, and I became especially interested in environmental issues. That inspired me to gain experience with an international organisation working in this field.
I am excited to be part of EAAFP and look forward to learning more about migratory waterbird conservation and gaining a better understanding of how international partnerships work in practice.
Ms Seoyoung (Callie) Yoo
Hello everyone, my name is Seoyoung (Callie) Yoo, and I am External Relations & Foundation Assistant at EAAFP. I have recently completed master’s in International Social and Public Policy at the LSE. I am interested in exploring how multi-lateral partnership and stakeholder engagement could promote sustainable development while preserving biodiversity and the livelihoods of people who depend on them. I am looking forward to understanding how these ideas are translated into real world practices and contributing to EAAFP’s mission. For a side note, I love mallards and sandpipers.
Ms Seoyoung (Callie) Yoo
Hello everyone, my name is Seoyoung (Callie) Yoo, and I am External Relations & Foundation Assistant at EAAFP. I have recently completed master’s in International Social and Public Policy at the LSE. I am interested in exploring how multi-lateral partnership and stakeholder engagement could promote sustainable development while preserving biodiversity and the livelihoods of people who depend on them. I am looking forward to understanding how these ideas are translated into real world practices and contributing to EAAFP’s mission. For a side note, I love mallards and sandpipers.
To see past interns and consultants, click here

East Asian–Australasian Flyway Partnership Secretariat
EAAF Partnership Secretariat
Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Republic of Korea (22004)
EAAFP Science Unit
Beijing Forestry University, Beijing, China (100083)
EAAFP Foundation

