새와 생명의 터 회원 여러분 안녕하십니까? 어느덧 해오름달도 막바지에 이르고 있습니다. 2013년은 1987이후 처음으로 연도를 구성하는 4개의 숫자가 모두 다르다고 합니다. 각기 새로워진 4자리 숫자의 구성처럼 새와 생명의 터에도 여러 웹페이지들이 새롭게 탄생했답니다.^^ 설계와계획 ◎ http://www.birdskorea.or.kr/Our_Work/Publications/Homepage-articles/BK-HP-Homepage-article-archive.shtml 2008~2012년까지 새와 생명의 … read more
새와 생명의 터 회원 여러분, 새해 안녕 하십니까? 더 강하고 멋진 도약을 하기위해 올해도 어김없이 날개짓을 하는 Birds Korea 홈페이지를 둘러 보면서 기존의 새와 생명의 터 조류목록을 강화시키기 위해 오픈한 갤러리 (2010년 구축)에 포스트 잇을 살짝 붙여주고 싶었습니다. http://www.birdskorea.or.kr/Gallery/BK-GA-Gallery.shtml 이 훌륭한 … read more
The following announcement from Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (UK) will come as no surprise as Birds Korea and other conservation groups in East Asia have been sounding the alarm about Baer’s Pochard for some years now. Has the focus been … read more
Nial Moores PhD, Personal Comment, December 12th, 2012 Dead Spoon-billed Sandpiper, Saemangeum, September 2006. One of the very real costs of reclamation. Copyright Nial Moores / Birds Korea. The global conservation community knows the 40,100ha Saemangeum reclamation as … read more
Hegura, a small (1 x 2km) island in the East Sea, apparently about 700km east of Sokcho, is the Socheong of Japan, having recorded over 300 species. In Spring and Autumn it is probably worth following what happens there, providing some comparison and … read more
Nial Moores PhD, Personal Comment, December 14th 2012 In contrast to recent loss of crane habitat (in Cheorwon and at Gumi, latter “re-modelled” as part of the Four Rivers construction project) and an increasing dependence on artificial feeding programs in … read more
Nial Moores, December 12th 2012 A very good article by Feng Yongfeng on “Chinadialogue” on December 10th: http://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/5465-Market-trade-is-fuelling-the-killing-of-migratory-birds-in-Northern-China While the article looks at illegal hunting and declines in bird populations due to habitat loss (including loss of intertidal wetlands in … read more
Birds Korea, December 9th 2012 Active in the field and at public meetings, much of what Birds Korea actually does is behind-the-scenes – data analysis, frequent correspondence with domestic experts and overseas conservation organisations, meetings between core members, and of … read more
Birds Korea, December 8th 2012 The core breeding range of many of the landbird and several of the globally-threatened waterbird species migrating through and to Korea is the Amur-Heilong Basin. Research and conservation work in this hugely important region therefore … read more
Nial Moores, Personal Comment, November 22nd As part of a national Green Growth Strategy, the pursuit and promotion of renewable energy and associated technologies is being actively promoted here in the Republic of Korea. The intended speed of development has … read more