Headstarting is a collaborative effort between WWT, BirdsRussia and the RSPB, and occurs as part of the International Arctic Expedition mounted each year by BirdsRussia under the leadership of Dr. Evgeny Syroechkovskiy.

Date:01 Nov 2016

Karin Eberhardt

Karin Eberhardt

Karin Eberhardt

Karin works for BANCA (Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Association) based in Yangon, Myanmar.

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#SaveSpoonie

EAAFPEAAFP@EAAFP·
4 Jan

đź“ť @SBS_TF is coordinating Winter count between 15 and 31 Jan, 2021 at all wintering grounds of #SpoonbilledSandpiper.
#savespoonie #HongKongBirdWatchingSociety #MangroveFoundation #NCSMyanmar @BCSThailand @BirdLife_Asia @SBS_in_China

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BarbieriSueDr. Sue Lowerre-Barbieri@BarbieriSue·
24 Dec

HELP us save Spoon-billed Sandpipers - less than 250 pairs, please share! #SaveSpoonie #ChinaDreams #ornithology https://goo.gl/FT5UCz

An amazing migrant, facing tough challenges. Donations make a great holiday present @iTAG_Science @biologging

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sounds_wildWILD Sounds & Books@sounds_wild·
8 Dec

SPOONIE MASKS NOW AVAILABLE TO BUY ONLINE!!Visit http://wildsounds.com’s front page to place your order. 100% of the price you pay will be donated to Spoon-billed Sandpiper Taskforce and their amazing work. If you buy one, do share pics masked up with hashtag #SaveSpoonie

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