Festival

A brief coverage of Iranian programs for the Migratory Birds Day 2013

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Ceremony's subject: marking the international migratory birds day 2013

Occasion date:
Place of occurrence: City of Bandar abbas-Province of Hormozgan-iran

El 09 de Mayo en el Jardín Botánico de la Fundación Miguel Lillo y junto a la Secretaría de Estado de Innovación y Desarrollo Tecnológico (SIDETEC), festejamos el Día Mundial de las Aves y el de las Aves Migratorias con niños de las Escuelas Garcia Hamilton, Periodismo Argentino y Jose Marmol (Tucuman, Argentina).

Since 2000, Bird Conservation Society of Thailand (BCST), Birdlife international and Kok Kham Bird Club have cooperated to set up this festival to generate public awareness in Thailand and Asia to protect migratory shorebirds and their habitat. The most important bird in this area is the Spoon-billed Sandpiper (less than 400 birds in the world) and other migratory shorebirds. This festival is in the Important Bird Area (IBA) of Thailand.

Barro Jaguar Fotografía y Conservación A.C. y VIDAS A.C. se unen a esta causa y se realizaran diversas actividades para celebrar el Día Internacional de las Aves el 19 de Mayo de 2013.
Programa
Hora Presentación Lugar
8:00 – 10:00 Observación de Aves Jardín Etnobotánico
10:00 – 11:00 Taller de Papiroflexia de Aves Galería Barro Jaguar
16:00 – 17:00 El que es perico donde quiera es verde, ¿sera cierto eso?- M. En C. Gladys Reyes Galería Barro Jaguar

Seven schools will be combining to help plant out habitat zones for Biodiversity "observation stations".
The plantings will occur in the morning then the afternoon will be a celebration of the Maori Matariki Festival where the children will fly the kites they have made to celebrate the departure AND return of the Migratory Birds that feed on the lake mudflats during summer.

Comme chaque année l’Association « Les Amis des Oiseaux » (AAO) célèbre la Journée Mondiale des Oiseaux Migrateurs (2013) avec toute une panoplie d’activités qui se déroulent à El Haouaria (Cap Bon) et dans la Zone Importante pour la Conservation des Oiseaux (ZICO) du Djebel Sidi Abiod, qui est un des sites les plus importantes pour la migration des oiseaux en Tunisie.

The festival will include an opening session, a workshop for women from 3 different Hima sites (Aanjar, Kfar Zabad, and Al Fakeha Anti-Lebanon) on the Hima concept and sustainable use of natural resources (part of the UN Women Project).

Our organization has been invited to participate in the main festival by the government {KWS} as a key stakeholder in conservation of birds in central rift valley where we will share our work, experience, challenges and threats of birds in the region.

On 12th we shall do a bird walk in Lake Naivasha central landing beach and issue out some lecture on the threats and importance of conserving birds especially the Migratory species

Stall at festival promoting my art/science project 'All about Migration' which will culminate in a huge indoor installation in September