Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna (CAFF) is the biodiversity working group of the Arctic Council. CAFF conducts Monitoring, Assessment, Policy, and expert group activities to preserve Arctic biodiversity and ensure the sustainability of biological resources and communicates the results to governments and indigenous peoples. The main tasks of CAFF consist of monitoring (Circumpolar Biodiversity Monitoring Program), assessment (Arctic Biodiversity Assessment) and strategic projects (Arctic Migratory Bird Initiative, AMBI). Korea has been directly participating in the AMBI since 2015 after acquiring observer status of the Arctic Council in 2013. The AMBI aims to preserve habitats on migration routes used by breeding birds in the Arctic and prevent illegal hunting. Thus, observer countries on migratory routes are directly participating in the project. When selecting priorities for participation in Arctic cooperation projects by 2030, Korea should consider continuing participation in AMBI and participating in the “CAFF Youth Program” in connection with the Arctic Academy program operated by Korea’s public institutes.

Abstract
서 론
CAFF 추진 사업 특성
    1. 환북극 생물다양성 모니터링
    2. CAFF 평가
    3. CAFF 전략
우리나라 활동성과 및 참여 한계와 대응방안
    1. 우리나라 활동성과
    2. CAFF 사업 참여 한계와 대응방안
CAFF 국제협력사업 참여 전략
    1. CAFF 주요 사업 우선순위 평가
    2. CAFF 대응 업무의 효율적 운용을 위한 제언
적 요
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• 강성룡(국립생태원 기후탄소연구팀) | Sung-Ryong Kang (Climate Change and Carbon Research Team, National Institute of Ecology) Corresponding author
• 윤지현(국립생태원 성과전략부) | Jihyun Yoon (Department of Performance & Strategy, National Institute of Ecology)
• 장인영(국립생태원 기후탄소연구팀) | Inyoung Jang (Climate Change and Carbon Research Team, National Institute of Ecology)