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Encouragement of local government and bureaus (agriculture, land, water) to take into account the impacts of economic policies and activities on the species and their habitats in and outside protected areas; c. Prevention of habitat loss and fragmentation caused by land use such as land reclamation at breeding and wintering sites especially in protected areas; d. Encouragement of the use of organic farming practices. 2. Encourage and support range countries to develop an formal conservation network for the blackfaced spoonbill with the help of existing network and coordinate activities, including: a.

Physical features and habitats The black-faced spoonbill is a white wading bird with a distinctively shaped beak - looking like a spoon. The facial skin is bare and black in colour - hence its name. It is about 76 cm long and weighs about 1 kg. During the breeding season, adult birds also develop yellow ornamental feathers on the head and breast, and yellow patches of skin under the eyes. In September, migrant black-faced spoonbills begin to congregate in reclaimed land in Taiwan, Province of China to pass the winter.

These included the Yunnan snub-nosed monkey, the snow leopard, the clouded leopard, and the Assam macaque, all of which are class 1 protected animal in China. Purpose: Mount Qomolangma Nature Reserve Rikaze, Dingri and Jiron, Tibet Autonomous Region. National level nature reserve. e. Yunnan snubnosed monkey) and the forest ecosystem. Forest nature reserve. The Qomolangma Nature Reserve is in Tingri County, Xigaze area in Tibet. The reserve embraces vast plateaus and majestic glaciers. The southern foot of the Qomolangma Peak below 3,000 m is a world apart.