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World Migratory Bird Day events
in East Asian-Australasian Flyway
East Asian - Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP)
3F G Tower, 175 Art center-daero, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon 22004 Republic of Korea
Tel: +82 32 458 6502, +82 32 458 6504; Fax: +82 32 458 6508
Email: [email protected] Website: www.eaaflyway.net
This report is to be used for EAAFP publications, website and SNS (Facebook, Flicker and etc.) to raise awareness of importance of conservation for migratory waterbirds and encourage more people to join this global campaign. Where is the EAAF region? The East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF) extends from within the Arctic Circle, through East and South-east Asia, to Australia and New Zealand, stretching across 22 countries.
Please send your WMBD event report (in Word or PDF format) via email at [email protected] , [email protected], or by fax/post to: General Registration EAAFP WMBD Small Grants
Name Ms. Tomoko Ichikawa Ms. Minseon Kim
Position Communication Officer, EAAFP Secretariat
Programme Officer, EAAFP Secretariat
Email [email protected] [email protected] Phone +82 32 458 6504 +82 32 458 6502
Fax +82 32 458 6508 Address 3F G Tower, 175 Art center-daero, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon 22004
Republic of Korea
Date of Submission: 21.6.2016 1.EVENT INFORMATION Please provide your contact informationfor this report:(Contact Information)
Name Mr. PyaePhyo Aung
Name of the organisation Biodiversity And Nature Conservation Association (BANCA)
Name(s) of the division and/or position Program Manager
Type of the organisation - Government/NGO/Private Sector/Other – specify)
NGO
Email [email protected]
Postal address No.(943),2nd Floor, Kyeikwine Pagoda Road, Mayangone Township, Yangon Myanmar.
Office phone numbers +95-9-420080979 +95-1-663077
(Your) Cell number (optional) +95-9-421124991
Fax(optional) +95-1-663077 Website(optional) http://www.banca-env.org/
Additional contact person (optional) Where did your event take place? (Event Location)
Name of country Myanmar
Name of city TheinNgu village, Bilin Township, Mon State
Name of event place/venue (optional) BANCA site based station Please tick the relevant categories of your event type: (Event Type)
Public awareness activity – local and/or national X
Field Trip (e.g. Birdwatching)
Monitoring/survey Educational activity/lecture
Festival Media event (e.g. press release)
Movie/video
Others – specify
Who wereorganiser and/or sponsor for your event? (Event Organiser)
BANCA is organizer and with the financial support from EAAFP.
How many participants were there for your event? (Number of Participants)
100 Who were the participants for your event? (Target Audience)
School students, teachers or parents X
University students Researchers, scientist
birdwatchers
Site managers for flyway site and wetlands Decision or policy makers
Media X Others – specify Ex- Bird poachers
Please provide photos and/or video from your event with its credit information:
E.g. Photo 1 or Video 1
Photo/Video Credit info BANCA celebrated pioneer WMBD event in Myanmar
broadcasted from Kamaryut Media Channel which is popular channel in Myanmar and about 3.5 million people watching this media daily.
Link http://www.kamayutmedia.com/lifestyle/environment/7672 https://www.facebook.com/BANCAmyanmar/
What is the outcome from your event? (Outcome)
The audiences are aware of the migratory birds and flyways. And also the students are familiar with the information of Spoon-billed Sandpiper. After the event, the famous monk who is managing the monastery education center in Kelatha Wildlife Sanctuary. BANCA team to give education and awareness activities at his monastery. The monk is very much willing to invite BANCA team to his education center and explain about the migratory birds species and conservation of Gulf of Mottama. Other communities are also aware of the migratory birds day event who are live outside of Gulf of Mottama area, through broadcasting in media channel.
Any additional comment? (Optional)
This event should be celebrated along the flyway counties’ site. In Myanmar, this is the first time celebrated and should be organized other wetlands and migratory birds habitat area and with the participation of Park wardens, wetlands managers and community in future.
2. EVENT PROGRAMME
World Migratory Birds Day Event
10.May.2016 BANCA site based station
Sr.No Time Items Faciliator/Speaker
1 9:00 AM-9:15 AM Participants registration Participants
2 9:16: AM- 9:45 AM Welcome remarks PyaePhyo Aung (BANCA)
3 9:45 AM-10:30 AM Photo section Participants
4 10:30 AM-11:00AM Refreshment Participants
5 11:00AM-11:45AM World Migratory Birds day and information of Spoon-billed Sandpiper in Gulf of Mottama
Aung KyawNyunt (BANCA)
6 11:45AM-12:00PM Migratory birds and Flyways Thaw PhyoShwe (BANCA)
7 12:00 PM-12:30 PM Quiz game for SBS,Questions and Answer, Documentary of Gulf of Mottama
All participants
8 12:30AM-13:00PM Lunch All participants
9 13:30PM Closing
3. SHORT SUMMARY REPORT
2016 World Migratory Birds Day event was organized by BANCA and held in BANCA site base station at TheinNgu village, Mon State with the support of EAAFP. Before organizing the event, BANCA education team prepared and printing information on WMBD pamphlets, posters and other IEC materials. BANCA prepared answers and questions of Spoon-billed Sandpiper and printout SBS counts poster which created by Hong Kong Bird Watching Society. BANCA invited 70 school children and 30 local community including ex-bird poachers, village heads. During the event, the journal list from Kamayut media had interviewed ex-poachers’ feeling on bird conservation activities
with BANCA and BANCA team. BANCA provided venue, sound system and projector. BANCA carried out the WMBD event with 9 agendas on 10th May 2016. After the presentation of Spoon-billed Sandpiper, the BANCA team organized quiz section, how the students are aware of the Spoon-billed Sandpiper and counted the numbers of SBS in the posters. BANCA contributes “Shore bird of Mottama” guide book and other stationary to school children. Printing cost for pamphlets, poster and banner - 151.55 USD Transportation (Yangon-Mottama-Yangon) - 41.56 USD Transportation (cost for community) - 161.61 USD Hire cost for chair and tables - 81.40 USD Refreshment for attendees - 266.07 USD Management cost - 80.00 USD Total cost - 782.19 USD
Participant registration
Presentation on Migratory Birds event, Spoon-billed Sandpiper and Flyway
WMBD event at the Base Station
Competition for counting SBS numbers
Participant Group photo
