The Conservation Plans for the Western, Central and Eastern Siberian Crane populations agreed by the Signatories in June 2010 are presented separately in tabular form. Each is structured according to six basic objectives listed below. These are followed by a list of programmes and specific activities, which recognize both the similarities and differences in the actions required to restore the Western, Central and Eastern populations: (1) reduce mortality; (2) monitor and research; (3) increase numbers and genetic diversity; (4) protect and manage habitats of importance for the Siberian Crane; (5) increase public awareness and ecological education; and (6) enhance national and international cooperation and information exchange among the Range States and other partner organizations.

A Signatory has been identified as being primarily responsible for implementation of each activity, with collaborators identified to assist in carrying out a particular activity. Some activities are to be carried out in all of the Signatories – “All Range States-WP” (Western Population), “All Range States-CP” (Central Population), or “All Range States-EP” (Eastern population). The fifth column of the table shows specific follow-up activities identified by the Seventh meeting to be undertaken in 2010-2012.

2010-2012

Conservation Plan for the Western, Central and Eastern Populations of the Siberian Crane (2010-2012) (PDF format) English - Pусский

Action Plan for the Western/ Central Asian Site Network for the Siberian Crane and other Waterbirds (2010-2012) (PDF format) English - Pусский

2007-2010

Conservation Plan for the Western, Central and Eastern populations of the Siberian Crane (2007-2010) - English

Conservation Plan for the Western Population of Siberian Cranes (PDF format) - English - Pусский

Conservation Plan for the Central Population of Siberian Cranes (PDF format) - English - Pусский

Conservation Plan for the Eastern Population of Siberian Cranes (PDF format) - English - Pусский

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