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Anatidae Site Network in the East Asian Flyway

Network Sites

as at June 2004

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In May 1999 the Site Network was launched with linking Anatidae sites of international importance. As at April 2002, 27 key sites from 6 countries have joined and taken activities in the Site Network, that is 8.0% of 337 key sites identified in the 1999 Anatidae Atlas (Miyabayashi & Mundkur 1999), covering c. 5.3 million ha.

List of Anatidae Network Sites, with links to another page in this website of brief information on the site especially on the Anatidae populations in the site.

[ Annotated list of Network Sites is also available with brief summary of the significance for the Anatidae populations and contacts of each site. ]

SITE

LISTED

COORDINATES

AREA (ha)

[R/S/C/M/H]

Russia

[Ramsar]

Lake Khanka

14 May 1999

44°53'N, 132°30'E

310,000

[R]

Torey Lakes

14 May 1999

50°05'N, 115°32'E

172,500

[R] [C] [M]

Selenga Delta

14 May 1999

52°17'N, 106°22'E

12,100

[R] [H]

Lena Delta

14 May 1999

73°10'N, 126°00'E

2,850,000


Taimyrski Zapovednik

14 May 1999

73°50'N, 100°00'E

1,600,000

[M]

Zapovednik "Khakasskii"

(formerly Chazy Zapovednik)

14 May 1999

52°30'N, 091°00'E

274,600


Mongolia

[Ramsar]

Terhiyn Tsaggan Nuur

14 May 1999

48°10'N, 099°43'E

6,110

[R]

Ogii Nuur

14 May 1999

47°46'N, 102°46'E

2,510

[R]

China, P.R.

[Ramsar]

Sanjiang Nature Reserve

14 May 1999

47°55'N, 134°22'E

198,100

[R]

Mai Po and Inner Deep Bay

13 Jan 2001

22°30'N, 114°01'E

1,500

[R] [S]

Korea, R.

[Ramsar]

Cheonsu Bay

14 May 1999

36°40'N, 126°24'E

13,704


Japan

[Ramsar]

Kutcharo-ko

14 May 1999

45°10'N, 142°20'E

1,607

[R]

Biwase-wan

14 May 1999

43°05'N, 145°06'E



Akkeshi-ko & Bekambeushi-shitsugen

14 May 1999

43°03'N, 144°54'E

4,896

[R] [C]

Kushiro-shitsugen

14 May 1999

42°59'N, 144°24'E

7,726

[R] [C]

Miyajimanuma

14 May 1999

43°20'N, 141°43'E

41

[R]

Otomo-numa

14 May 1999

40°10'N, 140°04'E

60


Kabukuri-numa

14 May 1999

38°37'N, 141°06'E

150


Shiroishi-gawa

14 May 1999

38°02'N, 140°44'E



Hyouko-suikin-koen

14 May 1999

37°50'N, 139°13'E

390


Fukushimagata

14 May 1999

37°54'N, 139°15'E

163


Sakata

14 May 1999

37°49'N, 138°53'E

76

[R]

Katano Kamoike

14 May 1999

36°19'N, 136°17'E

10

[R]

Biwa-ko

14 May 1999

35°15'N, 136°05'E

65,602

[R]

Yonago-Mizudori-koen

14 May 1999

35°26'N, 133°17'E

30


Utonai-ko

18 Apr 2002

42°42'N, 141°43'E

510

[R]

Philippines

[Ramsar]

Naujan Lake

14 May 1999

13°09'N, 121°22'E

14,567

[R]

Distribution of Network Site in the flyway, cliccable for opening introduction page to each site at the name of each site on the map. The other map of Japan sites is below this map.

Distribution of Network Site in Japan, cliccable for opening introduction page to each site at the name of each site on the map. The other map for sites outside Japan is above this map.

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The "Action Plan for the Conservation of Migratory Anatidae in the East Asian Flyway" is a component of the "Asia-Pacific Migratory Waterbird Conservation Strategy", and the "Anatidae Site Network in the East Asian Flyway" is a programme of international co-operation to enhance the conservation of the wetlands of international importance for Anatidae (ducks, geese and swans) in the flyway under the "Action Plan". The "Anatidae Working Group" of Asia-Pacific Migratory Waterbird Conservation Committee oversees the implementation of these programmes with technical support from Anatidae Flyway Officer.

For further information, please contact the Anatidae Flyway Officer. Posted 14 May 1999, updated 11 June 2004.