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Action Plan for the Conservation of Migratory Anatidae
Anatidae Site Network
in the East Asian Flyway

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The Action Plan and Site Network are international co-operative programmes in the region. They bring together everyone who is interested in the conservation of Anatidae populations and wise use of their habitats. Participants may take part in the activities planned under the programme and conducted under the Action Plan and at the Network Sites.

If you are interested in waterbirds and wildlife,

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If you are interested in photography and taking pictures of Anatidae species and their habitats,

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If you are familiar with important sites

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If you are a student,

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If you are engaged in education,

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If you are a specialist

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If you have expertise in languages,

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If you are willing to support the activities of the Network Sites financially,


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[ How to ]

[ Assistance ]

[ Contacts ]

[ Acknowledgement ]

[ What's New ]

[ Site Network ]

[ Action Plan ]

[ Join in the activities ]

[ Links ]

[ Atlas ]

[ Sitemap ]

[ Japanese pages ]

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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 4 July 2000, updated 29 November 2003.