Date:01 Nov 2016
Karin Eberhardt
Karin Eberhardt
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Join us in the @WMBD 2020 @EAAFP Webinar – “How can #legflags on #birds guide #conservation”, starting in 2hrs. Learn important facts about bird ringing, #migration , #citizen science and many more!
@SpoonTask
@BirdLife_Asia
@WaderStudy
#SaveSpoonie
https://www.eaaflyway.net/legflagchallenge-webinar/
[2/2] You can download the kit for free here. https://bit.ly/3iIgXew
If you would like to #translate the kit into your language, please contact #HKBWS and I am sure they are very willing to work with you!
#SaveSpoonie #勺嘴鷸 #勺嘴鹬 #ヘラシギ
11 #ISTC20 #Sesh7 For example, #HKBWS and @wbsj_tsubame made this educational material on spoon-billed sandpipers in 5 languages. This requires much more effort than just producing it in one language but it’s needed for the material to be used by local educators across countries.
Great presentation by @_EcologyTom at #ISTC20 #Sesh2 on Spoon-billed Sandpiper, shows how science can underpin conservation and the power of collaborative approach!
@SpoonTask
#SaveSpoonie
1/ #ISTC20 #Sesh2 #ornithology
Spoon-billed Sandpiper are Critically Endangered with only around 200 breeding pairs.
They breed in far north-eastern Russia but migrate as far as south and south-east Asia during the winter. Up to 6000 miles one way!
Blog – http://bit.ly/2R6gyao
Saving the Spoon-billed Sandpiper
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