Jason Loghry, March 1, 2013 As part of Birds Korea’s continued effort to improve public awareness of conservation issues in the ROK, a special lecture was presented at three different community centres in Busan on four occasions this month, with … read more
홈페이지 게시판에 올린 교육관련 소식 (글: 김수경) 안녕하세요? 저는 교원대 황새복원센터 연구원 김수경입니다. 지난 10일 나일무어스 박사님께서 먼길을 마다않고 오셔서교원대 황새야 동아리 구성원들에게 멋진 강의를 해주셨습니다. 한국의 새와 새와생명의터의 활동에 대한 뜻깊은 강의를 해주셨답니다.그후 황새복원사업에 대한 중요한 조언들도 많이 … read more
Written by Martin Sutherland, Birds Korea UK, September 2012: Sixty years on from the establishment of a ringing station at Sandwich Bay on the east Kent coast in England, Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory celebrated the anniversary with a two-day Bird … read more
“Waterbirds of Korean Intertidal Wetlands face Extinction” Seoul Press Centre, 10:00-10:30 September 3rd Organised by: Birds Korea/ Microhabitat/Soomdo Center Sponsored by: EcoScience Institute of Ewha University/Roots & Shoots Korea Presented by: Honourable Mr. Park Won-Soon, Mayor of Seoul (Video … read more
Birds Korea, August 3rd To all Birds Koreans and readers of our blog: please find below an invitation to participate (we hope in the name of Birds Korea!) in a new global initiative called “Pledge to Fledge”. This invitation below … read more
From WMBD: “Over 250 events in a record 78 countries celebrated and raised awareness about migratory birds for World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) on 12-13 May 2012, making it the most successful of the seven held since the campaign’s inception … read more
by Jason Loghry On June 16th, I was invited to join a group of 70 elementary school students for a one day eco-camp at the beautiful Hwapo Wetland in Halim-myeon, Gimhae. We were joined by a group of seven eco-guides, … read more
Congratulations to 2012 WMBD Birdathoners and sponsors! So far, we have collected a total of ₩999,000 for Birds Korea research of the Critically Endangered Spoon-billed Sandpiper! And we still expect at least another ₩500,000 that has been pledged. Please remember … read more
This year’s 2nd Annual WMBD Birdathon was a success! With just a few participants, we still managed to make our goal and even beat last year’s – which says a lot. Birds Korea would like to thank Mike Friel, Matt … read more