This podcast episode explores the decline of migratory species, particularly birds, due to habitat loss caused by human activities. The conversation highlights the challenges and implications of altering the natural landscape on migratory birds, especially in the East Asian migratory bird flyway and coastal areas. The decline of migratory birds is evident in Singapore and the Gulf of Thailand, with habitat degradation, changes in farming practices, and hunting posing significant threats. The use of hunting tools like snares and misnets exacerbates the biodiversity crisis in Southeast Asia. The episode emphasizes the importance of preserving and protecting coastal habitats and calls for government attention and international mechanisms to address the biodiversity crisis.
