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Our second Global Whimbrel meeting was held twice, in order to allow collaborators from very distinct time zones to attend...

A recent paper in the by Martin Beal and colleagues combines the electronic tracking of Black-tailed Godwits with...

One of Global Wader’ main goals is to promote collaborative studies assisting with data discovery and sharing between trackers, scientists...

Steered by the discussions we had in the , Global Whimbrel has been advancing with new data gathered, and...

The Global Wader recently reached a milestone, with its Registry now showcasing data from over 100 studies. This achievement was...

Global Wader has partnered with “HABITRACK – Habitat tracking for the conservation of huntable bird species”, a project funded by...

On October 8, 2024, at 14:00 GMT, several ornithologists from around the globe met in an online room to review...

Officially launched at the International Wader Study Group meeting in September 2023 in its beta version, the frontpage of the...

In late June 2024, a new Global Wader collaboration was born with the vision of bringing together all the whimbrel...

Josh will introduce the Global Wader project to the Western Hemisphere! He will present a talk entitled “Saving the Digital...

At this year’s conference of the International Wader Study Group, the Global Wader team will host a workshop on ...

In a new led by Gregoire Michel and Josh Nightingale from the Global Wader team, we map how...