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33 Examples of the Cultures and Technologies of Wetlands in Japan Edited by Tatsuichi Tsujii, Koichi Sasagawa Lanuguage: English, Japanese Published: 2012, ISBN: 978-4-9904238-6-5 […]
Japanese wetlands inventory of international importance especially as waterfowl habitat IWRB Japan Committee 1989 Language: Japanese only
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How do you know if a wetland is healthy? How do you know if a wetland is under threat? And how do you take appropriate action to avert that threat? Monitoring - long-term, repeated data collection - is the foundation for managing and understanding wetlands and the lives they support. We coordinate one of the largest and longest running monitoring programmes in the world, the International Waterbird Census.
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We have a staff of approximately 150 people working in our network of offices in Europe, Africa, South, East and North Asia and Latin America. Our global office is based in the Netherlands. All of our offices contribute to develop and implement our global Strategy and work to achieve its global targets. This is our team in the Global office. Read more...
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