Case Study of Integrated Wetland Management at Yatsu Tidal Flat

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Case Study of Integrated Wetland Management at Yatsu Tidal Flat with YNOC

1. The Profile of YATSUHIGATA (Yatsu Tidal Flat) Tokyo Met. Tokyo Bay YATSU-HIGATA 35 40 31 N 140 0 11 E

The Present YATSUHIGATA Takase Creek Tokyo Bay Yatsu Creek

Transition of Coastline 1971 1974

Shorebirds Flyway Network site Road to Preservation 1971- Protection activities by local people and conservation groups 1993 Ramsar site 1994 YNOC was established 1996 The East Asian and Australasian

2. Participation of Local People Key words Local People/Groups Facility Volunteer Coordination and Training Rehabilitation Program

Interpretation Walk-in observation Volunteers activities Dramatic picture show Bush mowing

Guide walk Volunteers activities Wetland explorer

Coordination & Training Interpretation training for beginner Monitoring benthos training

Volunteer Activities Interpretation Group activities Supporting for event etc. For Visitors & Conservation Coordination & by YNOC Training

Rehabilitation Program Three years program 2001-2003 Involvement of local people

3. Research and Monitoring Key words Wastes Blue Tide Sediment Ulba pertusa Population Clash on Shorebirds

Blue Tide & Changing of Sediment

Green Tide caused by Ulba pertusa

Collecting Ulva

1600 1400 1200 1000 Fig.1.&.2. 600 800 400 200 0 1974 1979 1984 1989 1994 Fig.1. Relationship between number of migratory waders and years in spring 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 1973 1978 1983 1988 1993 Fig.2. Relationship between number of migratory waders and years in autumn

T able1.t endency for the population changes on each w ader species recorded in spring and autum n from 1973 to 1995 by the sim ple linear regression analyses. Table.1 í ¼ @ Species t ú @ Spring H ú @ Autum n Japanease nam e Latin nam e F cal Tendency F cal Tendency R ` h Charadrius dubius 0.87 m r 1.41 m r _ C ` h Charadrius mongolus 19.13 «ip<0.001j 7.922 «ip<0.025j i O Pluvialis dominica - - 5.987 «ip<0.025j L E W V M Arenaria interpres 31.6 «ip<0.001j 11.63 «ip<0.005j g E l Calidris Ruficollis 1.396 m r 0.359 m r E Y V M Calidris acuminata - - 1.89 m r R I o V M Calidris canutus - - 2.42 m r I o V M Calidris tenuirostris 8.72 «ip<0.01j 0.526 m r ~ r V M Calidris alba 0.876 m r 1.13 m r L A C Limicola falcinellus - - 2.57 m r c V M Tringa erythropus - - 7.88 «ip<0.025j A I A V V M Tringa nebularia - - 12.52 «ip<0.005j ^ J u V M Tringa glareola - - 16.08 «ip<0.001j L A V V M Heteroscelus brevipes 1.41 m r 24.14 «ip<0.001j C \ V M Actitis hypoleucos - - 35.25 «ip<0.001j \ n V V M Xenus cinereus - - 0.025 m r I O V M Limosa limosa - - 0.025 m r I I \ n V V M Limosa lapponica 0.023 m r 0.35 m r ` E V N V M Numenius phaeopus 4.01 m r 6.17 «ip<0.025j A J G q A V V M P halaropus lobatus - - 4.58 «ip<0.05j @ In the Table2.,ª shows increase,«shows decline,ns m eans None Significant.

4. Domestic and International cooperation Key words Migratory Shorebirds Education Project Teaching Material Inter-NGOs Workshop Shorebirds Network Site Training Course

Grey-tailed tattler Greenshank Mongolian plover Curlew Shorebirds

Wintering Red-necked stint Breeding What are Shorebirds? - A group of special birds in wetland - Migratory birds Staging 12000km!

The East Asian-Australasian Shorebird Flyway Network Moroshechnaya Estuary Yatsu Tidal Flats Tokyo Bay Wild Bird Park Olango island Wasur National Park Kakado National Park Parry lagoons Thomsons Lake Morton Bay Kooragang Nature Reserve Corner Inlet The Coorong Orielton lagoon Logan Lagoon Fifth of Thames Farewell Spit Tonda Wildlife Area Tonggin Estuary Yoshino Estuary Manko Shuangtaizi Estuary Yellow River Delta Maipo Chongmin Dongtan Yalu Jiang Yancheng

Teaching Material on Shorebirds for Environmental Education

Demonstration and Workshop in Okinawa August 2001

Shorebirds network site training course in Kashima city

Tasks of YNOC for Integrated Wetland Management 1.Environmental Education 2.Participation of Local people Conclusion 1/2 3.Conservation 4. Domestic & International Research & Monitoring Cooperation

Cooperation & Partnership Conclusion 2/2 Local Community Participate NGO Take action Mechanisms Fund Governments International Organization Supervise