This project was started in May 2021 to find words and methods to connect children's words with global problems, regional problems, and everyday life.

 

The project consists of two projects. One is a project to have children in the area where the Black-faced Spoonbill crosses send a video and make it into one video. The other is that This is a project where children living on the Black-faced Spoonbill Flyway gather and interact online, centered on the children who sent the videos.

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On this page, I will report the videos sent by the children who live in Ganghwa, Fukuoka, Kashima and Tainan, and children’s exchange party; "Hello, Friends of Wetlands!" (April 27, 2022).
In this event, there were about 40 children from Ganghwa, Fukuoka, Hong Kong, and Tainan, including 10 children who filmed videos. 

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* For privacy protection, the videos sent by the children can only be viewed by the project participants.

The general public, please enjoy the impressions of the children who participated in the exchange event.