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Mute Swan © HIH Princess Takamado

Dancing Birds

Sun, 01/10/2017
“Through the Lens”, Fujingahou Magazine, October 2017
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AsiaJapan
Eurasian Bittern (male) © HIH Princess Takamado

‘Good or Bad’: Reed Bed

Tue, 01/08/2017
“Through the Lens”, Fujingahou Magazine, August 2017
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AsiaJapan
© Condado de Seocheon

La receta coreana para salvar al correlimos

Tue, 27/06/2017
En la costa oeste de Corea del Sur, resiste un preciado fangal en mitad de una costa poblada de cemento y de hormigón. Contamos la historia de la isla de Yubu, de su renombrada cocina y de sus millones de aves.
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AsiaSouth Korea

Can we bring back the pheasant that was wiped out by the war in Vietnam?

Fri, 16/06/2017
The Edwards’s Pheasant has been wiped out in the wild by the war that once ravaged Vietnam But a prospering caged community brings hope that it could once again return
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AsiaVietnam

Safe at last: Spoonie’s winter wonderland becomes Ramsar site

Mon, 05/06/2017

Picture it in your mind’s eye: a wild, untamed stretch of coast, where rapid, powerful

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AsiaBurma
Oriental Cuckoo & Brown-eared Bulbul © HIH Princess Takamado

Threats and Attacks of Birds

Thu, 01/06/2017
“Through the Lens”, Fujingahou Magazine, June 2017
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AsiaJapan
Traditional clam-sifting with an industrial backdrop in Seocheon, South Korea © Seocheon County

This Korean recipe could save Piper

Thu, 11/05/2017
On an island renowned for its seafood and shorebirds, life depends on the mud's bounty. Can culinary and birdwatching tourism save Yubudo from industrial development?
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AsiaSouth Korea
Le Pithécophage des Philippines, communément appelé « Aigle des singes » © Nigel Voaden

D’anciens toxicomanes philippins se convertissent en sauveurs de l’Aigle des singes

Thu, 13/04/2017
D’anciens toxicomanes, des peuples indigènes et des spécialistes de la conservation de la nature forment une équipe improbable pour défendre une noble cause.
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AsiaPhilippines
El águila monera © Nigel Voaden

Adictos a las águilas: dejando las drogas por la conservación

Wed, 12/04/2017
Ex-drogadictos, indígenas y conservacionistas forman un extraordinario equipo unidos por una noble causa: restaurar el bosque donde vive el águila monera.
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AsiaPhilippines