Mr. Ju Hyeok Lee Hello, I’m Ju Hyeok Lee, a newly appointed communication assistant at the EAAFP Secretariat. Currently pursuing my major in Environmental Science at the University of Hong Kong, I am thrilled to be part of the team. With a deep passion for avian conservation and a keen interest in birdwatching, I am grateful for this internship opportunity. I look forward to gaining insights into collaborative efforts among organizations working towards the common goal of global avian conservation.

Email: plover@eaaflyway.net

Ms. Si-jin Kim Hello! I am Si-Jin Kim, a new Programme Assistant at EAAFP Secretariat. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering, and during my Bachelor’s, I mainly studied Environmental Sciences subjects such as Environmental Ecology and Climate Change Adaptation & Mitigation. So I am highly interested in environmental issues and how to solve them locally and internationally. In addition, I would love to work at an international organization in the field of these environmental issues in the future. Therefore, I feel lucky and am excited to work with EAAFP as a Programme Assistant and learn and experience further international cooperation to conserve migratory waterbirds and their habitats.Throughout the internship, I am passionate about learning more about conservation ecology and international cooperation in these fields.

Email: smew@eaaflyway.net

Ms. Yeji Park Hello, my name is Yeji Park. I am majoring International Trade in Inha University in Ro Korea. Now, I am working as an Administration & Finance Assistant at the EAAFP Secretariat. I have always wanted to work at an organization which deals with environmental issues, so working in this organization is such an honor for me. I will try my best to do well and get a lot of experience through my first internship.

Email: tern@eaaflyway.net

Ms. Ejin Kim Hello. My name is Ejin Kim, a new Communication Assistant at the EAAFP Secretariat. I am majoring in Global Affairs and concentrating on Media, Communication, and Culture at George Mason University. I’m really happy to work at EAAFP to understand how to communicate with other international environmental organizations and countries to deal with the environmental field. Based on my previous experience, I believe I can explore and widen my knowledge of the environmental sector as well as migratory waterbirds. As a Communication Assistant, I always do my best and I am looking forward to having a meaningful time at EAAFP by working with great colleagues.

Email: dunlin@eaaflyway.net

Ms. Yoonjae Bae Hello! I am Yoonjae Bae, the External Relations & Foundation Assistant at the EAAFP. Since I study Sustainable Development and Cooperation, I hope to make a positive impact on the organization’s mission with my skills and knowledge in the field. I am grateful for this internship opportunity to learn more about the framework and dynamics of partnerships for environmental sustainability through my internship.

Email:swan@eaaflyway.net

Ms. Nlicia Lara My name is Nlicia Lara, a major in Korean Trade and Commerce at Incheon National University. I come from Trinidad and Tobago, a beautiful twin island nation in the Caribbean. I have a pure science background, having previously graduated from the University of the West Indies with a BSc. in Physics and a minor in Environmental Physics. After being involved in entrepreneurship and business management for many years, I was exposed to Korean culture, and I shifted my focus to international affairs, with a special interest in finance and policy. After my migration to Korea in 2018 to attend Incheon National, I developed a strong interest in international development cooperation. My greatest hope is to engage in the field of holistic development policy. During my time at the EAAFP, I hope to gain practical experience in the day-to-day running of an international NGO and to make a positive impact on the work of the Secretariat. I extend my gracious thanks to the organization for this opportunity!

Email: godwit@eaaflyway.net

Hello, I am HE Ying, graduated from Jiangnan University in China. I am so grateful to have a chance to work for EAAFP. I believe the internship could bring me more knowledge about science and conservation on the migratory birds and their habitats. I would do my best to make contribution to the flyway work.

Email: heying.96@foxmail.com