From 12 To 15 January 2022, Wwf-Malaysia Together ..

From 12 to 15 January 2022, WWF-Malaysia together with Sarawak Forestry Corporation and Malaysian Nature Society Kuching Branch conducted a waterbird survey at Rajang-Belawai-Paloh Delta, Sarawak. 💪 This activity was held in conjunction with the Asian Waterbird Census (AWC), which is part of the global waterbird monitoring programme coordinated by Wetlands International. 🙌

Do you know? 🧐 Waterbirds are one of the key indicators of wetlands health. Wetlands provide feeding, resting, roosting and foraging habitats for these charismatic species. Some of the species observed 👀 in this trip were far eastern curlew, Caspian tern, bar-tailed godwit, sanderling, Ruddy turnstone, lesser adjutant stork, Chinese egret, Terek sandpiper and plovers.

Stay tuned to our Facebook and Instagram page for more updates about these birds. 😎 For more information about AWC, please visit: https://south-asia.wetlands.org/our-approach/healthy-wetland-nature/asian-waterbird-census/

⚠️Disclaimer: The activity was conducted in accordance with Covid-19 safety guidelines.

#WorldWetlandsDay #ActForWetlands #TogetherForNature #WWFMY #SFC #MNS #Sarawak #Borneo #AsianWaterbirdCensus



From 12 to 15 January 2022, WWF-Malaysia together with Sarawak Forestry Corporation and Malaysian Nature Society Kuching Branch conducted a waterbird survey at Rajang-Belawai-Paloh Delta, Sarawak. 💪 This activity was held in conjunction with the Asian Waterbird Census (AWC), which is part of the global waterbird monitoring programme coordinated by Wetlands International. 🙌

Do you know? 🧐 Waterbirds are one of the key indicators of wetlands health. Wetlands provide feeding, resting, roosting and foraging habitats for these charismatic species. Some of the species observed 👀 in this trip were far eastern curlew, Caspian tern, bar-tailed godwit, sanderling, Ruddy turnstone, lesser adjutant stork, Chinese egret, Terek sandpiper and plovers.

Stay tuned to our Facebook and Instagram page for more updates about these birds. 😎 For more information about AWC, please visit: https://south-asia.wetlands.org/our-approach/healthy-wetland-nature/asian-waterbird-census/

⚠️Disclaimer: The activity was conducted in accordance with Covid-19 safety guidelines.

#WorldWetlandsDay #ActForWetlands #TogetherForNature #WWFMY #SFC #MNS #Sarawak #Borneo #AsianWaterbirdCensus

Source: https://www.facebook.com/wwfmy/photos/a.159457438241/1016160..

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