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Canary in the Arctic coal mine: warming harms migrating Red Knot
Posted by eaafp on August 17, 2017by Gloria Dickie on 8 August 2017 The Red Knot (Calidris canutus), is a…
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Heavy rain brings debris to Higashiyoka-higata, Saga, Japan: A letter from Saga City
Posted by eaafp on July 20, 2017EAAFP Secretariat A series of heavy rains…
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Deakin University: New study shows climate change impacting shorebird migration
Posted by eaafp on June 13, 2017Press Release Deakin University A…
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Red Knots Are Battling Climate Change—On Both Ends of the Earth
Posted by EAAFP communications on May 19, 2017The tiny, threatened bird is an omen for how devastating ocean acidification can be. By Deborah Cramer for Audubon magazine…
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Studies show climate change having an adverse effect on migrating waterbirds
Posted by eaafp on May 16, 2017Spike Millington, Chief Executive EAAFP Secretariat It is well known…
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Seabirds encounter natural changes in the ocean environment
Posted by eaafp on March 13, 2017Spike Millington, Chief Executive, EAAFP Secretariat Seabirds encounter natural changes in the ocean environment, such as El Nino events that can affect the currents…
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Across borders – UN experts help migratory species cope with climate change
Posted by eaafp on March 10, 20173 March 2017 Deutsche Welle Press Animals and bird species that migrate around the world struggle to adapt to climate change. The Bonn-based UN Convention on Migratory…
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Wetlands Institute Faces Critical Challenges to Wetland Habitats
Posted by EAAFP communications on December 29, 2015Climate Change, Rising Sea Levels, Loss of Biodiversity and Wetlands The Wetlands Institute As a regional leader in wetlands conservation for almost 50 years, The…
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Korea must regulate invasive species
Posted by eaafp on July 29, 2015By Kim Se-jeong, The Korea Times An American ecology scholar advised the Korean government, Tuesday 7 July, to set up regulations to counter the trade of “invasive species”…
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Climate Change Will Disrupt Half of North America’s Bird Species, Study Says
Posted by eaafp on October 29, 2014The National Audubon Society has released Climate Change Report, which says more than half of 588 North American birds will face their habitat loss over the…
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