Educational Activity

As Asia’ world city with most dynamic citylife, Hong Kong does preserve some truly impressive wildlife and ecology. Some remarkable habitats and species are protected at the outskirt of Hong Kong, Mai Po1. There, WWF-Hong Kong has a dedicated Research and Monitoring Team on site that works on assessing the effectiveness of the management of different habitats which are homes to the thousands of migratory birds refuge in the marshes and mudflats. “Bird count”, “photo recording” and “ringing” are among those works that bring in the knowledge of birds.

La recuperación de los valores culturales y tradiciones es una de las herramientas más importantes para la conservación, los “juegos tradicionales” representan la historia, cultura y tradiciones que están ligadas al entorno de una comunidad, el arraigo por este a través del juego nos permitirá que los niños apropien el conocimiento y cuidado de las aves.

Algunos juegos tradicionales para la Celebración del Día Internacional de las Aves Migratorias:

Location wise activities
In Lumbini
o Bird watching program,
o School and community education awareness program

In Koshi Area
o Bird Watching program
o Raptor Survey
o Vulture count in the first Community Managed Vulture Restaurant in Ramdhuni Community Forest, Mahendranagar, Sunsari District
o School and community education awareness program
In Kathmandu
o Talk with Media and Journalists

Las Caminatas Ecológicas, permiten el reconocimiento del territorio e identidad por la biodiversidad local.
Esperamos ver algunas aves migratorias que aun no han partido.

We will organize a program where school kids to university students will participate through different events like drawing, debate, quiz, documentary, lectures etc. It will also be covered by local media.

On 20 and 21 May 2014 100 Grade 6 learners from various schools around Durban will visit the Durban Botanic Gardens. In the gardens they will be divided into small groups of 'tourists' who will be taken on a guided tour of four different stations in the Gardens. On their tour they will learn about the biodiversity in the gardens, the links between birds and plants and experience avitourism first hand when they get to watch birds through binoculars and telescopes.

World Migratory Bird Day 2014 will be celebrated on 11 May 2014, in three different venues i.e. Cox's Bazar Sadar, Sonadia Island and Teknaf Sadar in Cox's Bazar district of Bangladesh. Mass community awareness activity includes colorful rally, quiz competition, and open discussion followed by speeches from special guests. Tools of the awareness activity are poster, t-shirt and banner.

Birding, tree planting, cleaning and renovation the Headquerters and Stationary camp, attendees will sing songs and read poems, video "Wing migration" with participation Friends of Muraviovkpa Park - school children and teachers, university students, retired people, and mass media May 8-10

Black Wheatear
Oenanthe leucura
Hard to find, due to their scarcity and inaccessibility of most
places where it occurs, the wheatear is an enigmatic black-bird, one missing many observers currently the wheatear-Black is now a nationally rare species.
Douro Valley in the region of Carrazeda Ansiães, supports the observation
this species ...
Come watch him closely!
We will guide you throughout your booking and natural habitat.
Contact us.

BANCA will have a bird watching trip within Kan Daw Gyi lake with its members. This trip will be for education and fun purposes as well as connecting environmental awareness ideas towards local public.