This is the Bird Ecology Exhibition Hall in Seocheon-gun, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea.

This is the Seocheon-gun Bird Ecology Exhibition Hall in Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea. Seocheon Tidal Flat, designated as a wetland protection area Wetland protection areas are areas with abundant biodiversity and excellent marine assets such as marine scenery, and are especially worth preserving. A total of 31 places have been designated in Jin-guk. Seochin Tidal Flat is an ecosystem that provides economic support to local residents and supports various living organisms. It was first designated as a wetland protection area under the Wetland Conservation Act in 2008, and was expanded to its current area (68.09 km2) in 2018. Ramsar Convention This refers to a convention on wetlands that are particularly important internationally as habitats for water birds. Korea's Rimsar Dongbok Wetland Korea also has several protected areas designated under the Rimsar Convention. As of January 2019, 194.782 km2 of 2 areas in Korea were registered as Gamsar Wetlands. Among them, the Seocheon Tidal Flat Upo Wetland, Suncheon Bay and Boseong Tidal Flat, Jeju Muljangori Oreum Wetland, Gochang and Buan Tidal Flat, Jungdo Tidal Flat, and Songdo Tidal Flat are designated and protected for the conservation of wetland birds. EAAF ES Asian-Australasian Flyway It is an international agreement organization to protect all types of migratory birds in the Trans-Pacific Flyway from southern Alaska, southern Lisia to Australia and New Zealand. How Plastic Affects Us Marine plastic takes the lives of millions of marine life every year. Approximately 700 species of creatures, including endangered species, are threatened by plastic waste. They get stuck in discarded nets and cannot escape, or they die with their throats choked by discarded plastic bottles. From zooplankton to whales, finely broken plastic particles are traced in the bodies of marine life that ingest them and circulate through the food chain, eventually returning to humans at the top. Migratory Bird Arrival Site The Geumgang River, one of the four major rivers in Korea, flows through Chungcheong-do and Jeollabuk-do and reaches the West Sea, and is also called a paradise for migratory birds. The Geumgang Estuary, where the Geumgang River flows for about 1,000 li and meets the West Sea, is a spectacular sight every winter, with 40 species and 500,000 migratory birds flocking there. Ducks such as whooper swans, swans, mallards, and geese, as well as geese, visit the Geumgang Estuary for wintering, making it an ecologically important area for water birds. Sinsung-ri Reed Field Wetland The Geumgang River, which is 200 m wide, 1 km long, and has a total area of ​​250,000 ㎡, is famous as a wintering site for migratory birds such as whooper swans and mallards in winter. It is also well-known as a filming location for the Netflix drama Kingdom, and is also a nature learning center selected by the Korea Tourism Organization. The area around Shinsungri Reed was a brackish water area where freshwater and seawater met, but after the construction of the Geumgang Estuary Dam, reeds began to grow naturally, and you can see reeds and reeds together. Seocheon Tidal Flat and Yubu Island Tidal Flat The Seocheon Tidal Flat is approximately 71.3 km2 in size, and is a harmonious mix of mud and sandy tidal flats influenced by the Geumgang River. Yubu Island is located on the main migratory route of migratory birds, and is an important base for seabirds where about 100 species of rare migratory birds stop by, and is also the foundation of global ecotourism. The Seocheon Tidal Flat was recognized for its ecological conservation value by being listed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage in 2021. #Domestic travel #Travel plan #February travel subsidy event