HSF Korea participated in the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Busan, celebrating new World Heritage inscriptions and advancing international cooperation for the conservation of the Yellow Sea tidal flats and global biodiversity.

HSF Korea joined international partners at the EAAFP 20th Anniversary Ceremony and International Forum to strengthen cooperation for migratory waterbird conservation. The event highlighted new partnerships, the launch of the First International Black-faced Spoonbill Day poster, and a shared commitment to protecting the East Asian–Australasian Flyway.

A new study by Dr. Hyun-Ah Choi, Senior Researcher at HSF Korea, compares the names of 49 species and shows how linguistic and taxonomic differences can influence biodiversity research. The paper also provides practical recommendations for future ecological cooperation between the two Koreas.