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Tag News: Japan

  • Threatened seabird successfully breeds using artificial nests for first time

    Posted by eaafp on February 1, 2017

    Yoko Teshima 23 January 2017


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  • First Latham’s Snipe T0 with geolocator recaptured at Port Fairy, Australia

    Posted by eaafp on October 19, 2016

    Birgita Hansen, Centre for eResearch and Digital Innovation, Federation University Australia The Latham’s Snipe project team is excited to have recaptured their first snipe at Port…


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  • Round table for wind farm effects on waterfowls and the environmental assessment

    Posted by eaafp on October 6, 2016

    Read in Japanese (日本語):  Sachiko Moriguchi, Niigata University, Japan The round table…


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  • Higashiyoka-higata, Saga, Japan – the 124th Flyway Network Site

    Posted by eaafp on June 9, 2016

    Tomoko Ichikawa, Communication Officer Higashiyoka-higata (Higashiyoka tidal flat) in Saga Prefecture, Japan became the 124th Flyway Network Site on 5 May 2016. This 218 hectare mudflat is located…


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  • 日本国内におけるガン・カモ類の調査

    Posted by EAAFP communications on February 18, 2016

    Read in English EAAFPガン・カモ類作業部会コーディネーター　牛山克己


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  • Nationwide goose counts in Japan

    Posted by eaafp on February 11, 2016

    日本語で読む Katsumi USHIYAMA (Coordinator of Anatidae WG)


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  • Welcome to Kashima – BFS, Asian friends

    Posted by EAAFP communications on November 25, 2015

    Read in Japanese Dr. Shigeki Takano, Japan Black-faced Spoonbill Network Japan Black-faced Spoonbill Network has held…


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  • Seeking Articles and Reports on the Effects of Building Structures on Waterbirds

    Posted by EAAFP communications on November 5, 2015

    Satoshi Maekawa, WWF Japan Please send us information and case studies about the effects of disturbance (such as change in the behavior, distribution or flying routes of birds)…


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  • EAAFPの日本国内パートナーシップについて

    Posted by eaafp on September 7, 2015

    Read in English by EAAFP Secretariat  


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  • A presentation on Japan’s National Partnership

    Posted by eaafp on September 7, 2015

    Read in Japanese (日本語)  by EAAFP Secretariat [caption…


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