Suggested debriefing
Of course, it wouldn't be fair to blame humans for everything. Although it is certainly true that humans have added extra stress to our journey, there are some who deeply care about us and have been working hard to make our life better 
so that we will no longer be endangered. Some environmental scientists have been monitoring our numbers at the different sites along our migration, and some have even been able to use satellite tracking to discover the routes we follow when we fly to and from our home in Korea. These scientists have gathered information that has helped to conserve us and other water birds.
Other humans have been involved in education programmes and have helped to raise awareness of our plight. Through their combined efforts, many important habitats have been conserved, managed or protected for our use. Many of the coastal wetlands along our flyway are now Ramsar sites, internationally protected so that we and other water birds are guaranteed good stopovers during our long journey to Hong Kong.