The East Asian-Australasian Flyway Partnership - aimed at protecting migratory waterbirds, their habitat and the livelihoods of people dependent upon them.
🎉 Congratulations to our partner @EAAFP on 20 years of the East Asian–Australasian Flyway Partnership!
With 42 partners, EAAFP has united governments, scientists & communities to conserve migratory waterbirds across this important flyway!
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The renewal of the MOU reflects the shared commitment of EAAFP and ADB to flyway conservation and securing a better future for migratory waterbirds, the wetlands they depend on, and the communities that rely on these vital ecosystems.
Building on the success of this ongoing collaboration, the EAAFP and the ADB renewed their MOU to continue advancing the RFI through stakeholder engagement, information sharing, and capacity building, while exploring new opportunities to strengthen long-term cooperation.
We'd love to hear from you! 🪿
Share a cherished memory, a message of support, or your hopes for the future of the Partnership and the Flyway on our message wall.
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#EveryBirdCounts — from backyard sightings to coordinated surveys, community science helps track migratory bird populations, migration patterns, and the threats they face - data that directly informs conservation policy across the world's flyways!
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Join us online! 🐦
The event will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel and will feature special presentations and panel sessions on the Partnership, its legacy, and its future.
Programme: https://t.co/LSLPvYMOcN
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Upcoming seminar
Flyway University Alliance Satellite Seminar
📅14 July 2026
📍 Incheon, Republic of Korea.
The seminar will discuss challenges and opportunities in flyway conservation, coastal wetland ecosystems, climate resilience, blue carbon, and nature-based solutions.
Moderated by Ms. Minjae Baek, Communication Officer, EAAFP Secretariat, and Ms. Vivian Fu, Senior Manager, Wetlands for Asian Flyways Initiative, WWF-Hong Kong.
Featured Speakers
Ms. Syifa Wiranti | Technical Policy Analyst, Directorate of Ecosystem Restoration and Preservation Area Development, Ministry of Forestry, Indonesia
Topic: Mangroves, Wetlands, and Waterbirds: An Integrated Approach to Conservation in Indonesia
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Ms. Khwankhao Sinhaseni | Executive Director, Bird Conservation Society of Thailand (BCST)
Topic: Pak Thale Nature Reserve as Home of Migratory Birds and Human
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In celebration of #WorldMangroveDay on 26 JUL, this webinar highlights on-the-ground, integrated management practices that protect these indispensable coastal wetlands.
Celebrating 2 decades of building connections thru international cooperation, shared knowledge, & a common goal to protect migratory waterbirds and the habitats they depend on.
Read Chief Executive Jennifer George's message on our 20th Anniversary:
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The EAAFP will hold its 20th Anniversary Ceremony and International Forum under the theme "20 Years for the Flyway: Woven by People, Carried on Wings."
Join the Ceremony live on Youtube
📅 14 July 2026
📍10 am KST
Check back for more details
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