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Multi-country+ Russia, Mongolia, China
Jan 2020 — present

landbird migration pattern in East-Central Asia

Project overview

We aim to use individual-tracking method (multi-sensor geolocator mostly) for documenting the migration spatio-temporal pattern of an increasing number of landbird species in east to central Asia flyways, to assess their evolution history and interaction with the complex landscape in Asia. We currently focused on Siberian Rubythroat and Siberian/Amur/Tibetan Stonechats, extending to several more species through years

Key outcomes / expected outputs

annual tracking data (route, phenology, flight altitude), scientific publications, reference for conservational policy-making

Geography & target species

Project sites

Khurkh, Ugii (Mongolia), Baikal (Russia), Qinghai (China)

Target species or groups

landbird

Additional location information

Russia, Mongolia, China