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The Miracle of Migratory Shorebirds (video)
Posted by EAAFP communications on November 17, 2016Read in Chinese: The Paulson Institute The miracle of…
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The Yellow Sea: The Highest Conservation Priority In East Asia
Posted by eaafp on August 5, 201631 July 2016 Birding Beijing In the fun company of Paul Holt and Marie Louise, I have just made my 15th visit to Nanpu, a small…
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The Yellow Sea and shorebirds: An evening with Professor Theunis Piersma
Posted by eaafp on June 22, 20165 May 2016 Terry Townshend, Birding Beijing On Wednesday evening, birders in Beijing were treated to a brilliant lecture by Dutch Professor Theunis Piersma, the world-leading shorebird…
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Australia lists Bar-tailed Godwit and Great Knot as critically endangered
Posted by eaafp on May 19, 2016Dr Mark Carey Department of the Environment, Australian Government The Australian Government’s Minister for the Environment has agreed to list the following…
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DOC and China’s conservation agency agree to protect migratory birds
Posted by EAAFP communications on March 30, 2016Press Release Fonterra and the Department of Conservation, New Zealand Chinese Vice-Minister Chen…
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Bird of the Year Godwit gets Chinese habitat protection deal
Posted by eaafp on November 5, 2015TVNZ, New Zealand Bar-tailed Godwits at rest on a roost in New Zealand © Bruce McKinlay Department of Conservation – New…
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Fonterra and DOC supporting international effort to protect godwits and Red Knots
Posted by eaafp on October 31, 2015Press Release Fonterra and the Department of Conservation, New Zealand Fonterra and the Department of Conservation,…
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The incredible godwit migration
Posted by eaafp on June 25, 2015By Bruce McKinlay | Technical Advisor, Ecosystems and Species Department of Conservation – New Zealand
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Joint Shorebird Survey of the Onchon County Coast of DPRK
Posted by eaafp on June 25, 2015Joint Shorebird Survey of the Onchon County Coast of Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) by Nature Conservation Union of Korea, DPRK and Pukorokoro Miranda Naturalists’ Trust, New Zealand,…
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Shorebird Surveys in Western Alaska Help us Understand Human Alterations on the Nonbreeding Grounds
Posted by eaafp on June 11, 2015Written by Richard Lanctot and Stephen Brown To understand the status of shorebirds residing in a given area, we need to know how many birds there are, what habitats…
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