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Wenwei Ren

@WWF_water

Water Practice Leader in WWF China, Head of Shanghai Office. Professor in Tongji University. #human-nature coupled system #water #Yangtze River # SDGs

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Fucheng, best-known #shorebird site in Zhanjiang Natl Nat Res, Guandong, is now rarely visited by birds. This has logic: we found little macrobenthos. With mudflats open to people fishing #shellfish & fish, it is depleted. Have wintering spoon-billed sandpipers found alternative?
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Sanniang Bay Wetland in Qinzhou Bay in south China is clam aquaculture area. Separated from Xichangzhen by a river, habitat is sandy rather than muddy. After a strong decline in 2023, densities of clams are high again this year & local benthic fauna is quite abundant. #spoonbill

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WWF Water 💧🐟@WWFLeadWater·
OUT NOW: Living Yangtze report 2022 shows that the overall health of the river basin has improved over past 4 years. Shows what's possible with concerted, collaborative action to restore rivers. Launched to coincide with @WWCongress in Beijing wwf.panda.org/?9635841/Colle…
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#4 The Common Yabby has some uncommon characteristics. Australia's most widespread #freshwater crayfish, it can range in color from blue to brown, black, yellow & red. And survive in temperatures from 1 to 35 C! It also has cannibalistic tendencies... wwf.panda.org/discover/our_f…
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The upper tidal flats along #YellowSea are disproportionally important for shorebirds, including spoon-billed #sandpipers, but also the first to be lost to invasive cordgrass #Spartina. We tested effectiveness and side-effects of removal with a herbicide: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…
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📜A new paper by researcher Tong Mu from @Princeton shows that Upper tidal flats are disproportionately important, especially most valuable for foraging shorebirds, as some species are zone specialist. 🧐Read more👉ow.ly/HDx250A9MCi @GlobalFlyway @WaderStudy

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WWF Water 💧🐟@WWFLeadWater·
Sturgeon = world's most threatened group of species New @IUCNRedList shows 2/3 of species are now Critically Endangered - on brink of extinction But we can still save the remaining 26 species. And we must. Because saving sturgeon will save so much more bit.ly/sturgeon_RedLi…
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Due to COVID pandemic, @GlobalFlyway observers from Au, NL & UK were again unable to travel to China. Our Chinese colleagues were also restricted in their movements. Instead, field work was conducted by our Nanpu friends, father & son Liu. Find report at globalflywaynetwork.com.au/latest-news/
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Nanpu, Bohai Bay, China. This is 13th season of studying survival & turnover of red #knots during #migration. Due to covid lockdowns, Xiao Liu and his father, who started working with @GlobalFlyway as drivers many years ago, have to come to the rescue for the valuable resights!!!

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WWF Water 💧🐟@WWFLeadWater·
Today @WWF celebrates it's 60th anniversary. We've achieved so much in partnership with communities, businesses, other NGOs & governments. But there is so much more to do - especially to reverse the loss of #freshwater biodiversity #ValuingRivers #TogetherPossible
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SBS_in_China@SBS_in_China·
Good news! After 30+ years, China finally takes action to update its protected animal list. Spoon-billed Sandpipers and Nordmann's Greenshanks have gone from 'nobody' to the strictest Class I protection. Asian Dowitchers have also been upgraded to Class II protection! ©Luke Tang
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