Title(1 August) Australasian Wader Studies Group — Mark Barter Travel Award2022-06-08 09:36
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The AWSG (Australasian Wader Studies Group) Committee offers an award to honor the late Mark Barter. Memorizing Mark’s outstanding contributions through monitoring, training, and education focused on the Yellow Sea region, this award seeks to expand on his work by encouraging people who have demonstrated an interest in the work. The Committee accepts applications from young people from China, the Republic of Korea, and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Interested applicants should clearly show their interest in shorebirds and their conservation based on a scientific approach. The winner will be highly encouraged to make an oral or poster presentation at the 2022 Australasian Shorebird Conference. Applications should be submitted via email (awsgconference@gmail.com) indicating at least two referees nominated in the application.



Maximum Amount: The winner will be sponsored to participate in the 2022 Australasian Shorebird Conference (29 - 30 September, Online).

Submission Deadline: 1 August 2022

#Mark Barter# Australasian Wader Studies Group# AWSG# Australasian Shorebird Conference# ASC# the Yellow Sea# young people# China# Republic of Korea# Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
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