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Partner contribution from Republic of Korea, 2011
In addition to ongoing Secretariat hosting and operating costs (5 years) provided by Incheon City Government under the hosting MoU, the Ministry of Environment of Korea has recently contributed…
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Transfer of two Mongolian sites to the Flyway Site Network confirmed
On 10 June 2011 the Ministry of Nature, Environment and Tourism of Mongolia confirmed the transfer of two Mongolian sites to the Flyway Site Network: Ogii Nuur and Khurkh-Khuiten…
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National mechanism for communication among Network sites launched in China
Representatives with the Certificates at China Forum…
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World Wetland Day 2011 event held at Woonkok Wetland, South Korea
To celebrate the new…
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Korean Network Site Managers’ Workshop, in Gunsan, South Korea
Participants at the Korean Network Site Managers’…
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The 100th EAAF Network Site designated in Republic of Korea
Geum River Estuary, located on the western coast of the Republic of Korea, was designated as the 100th Flyway Network Site on 1 December 2010. The site meets Network…
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Mongolia becomes the 25th Partner
Mongolia is officially a Partner (the 25th) of the East Asian – Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP) as from 17 January 2011. Mongolia’s extensive territory includes many wetlands (lakes, floodplain…
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Volunteers from universities in Incheon will translate E-Newsletter of the EAAF Partnership into Korean
A Korean version of the EAAFP E-newsletter will be translated by volunteers who are Korean undergraduate students in Incheon. Free of cost, these volunteers are willing to assist dissemination…
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Transfer of Russian and DPRK sites to the Flyway Site Network now confirmed
During the Fifth Meeting of Partners (MoP5) of the Flyway Partnership, the formal transfer of ten Russian network sites to the present Flyway Site Network from the old (Crane,…
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