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IWSG Bulletin   Volume 100   April 2003

EDITORIAL (PDF | DJVU)
  1

PETER EVANS, 1937-2001-A TRIBUTE (PDF | DJVU)
Rudi Drent,  2-4

"COASTAL" VERSUS "INLAND" SHOREBIRD SPECIES: INTERLINKED FUNDAMENTAL DICHOTOMIES BETWEEN THEIR LIFE- AND DEMOGRAPHIC HISTORIES? (PDF | DJVU)
Theunis Piersma,  5-9

PACIFIC AND AMERICAN GOLDEN-PLOVERS: REFLECTIONS ON CONSERVATION NEEDS (PDF | DJVU)
Oscar W. Johnson,  10-13

WADERS, HEDGEHOGS AND MACHAIR: RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION LESSONS FROM THE OUTER HEBRIDES (PDF | DJVU)
Digger Jackson,  14-19

THE WRYBILL ANARHYNCHUS FRONTALIS: A BRIEF REVIEW OF STATUS, THREATS AND WORK IN PROGRESS (PDF | DJVU)
Adrian C. Riegen, John E. Dowding,  20-24

PLUGGING THE GAPS - WINTER STUDIES OF EURASIAN GOLDEN PLOVERS AND NORTHERN LAPWINGS (PDF | DJVU)
Simon Gillings,  25-29

CALIDRID CONSERVATION: UNREQUITED NEEDS (PDF | DJVU)
Robert W. Elner, Dana A. Seaman,  30-34

THE IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION OF AGE- AND SEX-RELATED FEEDING SPECIALISATIONS IN SHOREBIRDS (PDF | DJVU)
Sarah E. A. Le V. Dit Durell,  35-39

INTEGRATING MARINE AND TERRESTRIAL HABITATS IN SHOREBIRD CONSERVATION PLANNING (PDF | DJVU)
Philippa C. F. Shepherd, Lesley J. Evans Ogden, David B. Lank,  40-42

WADDEN SEA SALTMARSHES: ECOLOGICAL TRAP OR HIDEAWAY FOR BREEDING REDSHANKS TRINGA TOTANUS? (PDF | DJVU)
Stefan Thyen, Klaus-Michael Exo,  43-46

SPARTINA INVASION OF PACIFIC COAST ESTUARIES IN THE UNITED STATES: IMPLICATIONS FOR SHOREBIRD CONSERVATION (PDF | DJVU)
Joseph B. Buchanan,  47-49

BIRDS AND OFFSHORE WIND FARMS: A HOT TOPIC IN MARINE ECOLOGY (PDF | DJVU)
Klaus-Michael Exo, Ommo HÜppop, Stefan Garthe,  50-53

AUSTRALIA'S TEMPORARY WETLANDS: WHAT DETERMINES THEIR SUITABILITY AS FEEDING AND BREEDING SITES FOR WADERS? (PDF | DJVU)
Iain R. Taylor,  54-58

SHOREBIRD MANAGEMENT DURING THE NON-BREEDING SEASON - AN OVERVIEW OF NEEDS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS (PDF | DJVU)
Brian A. Harrington,  59-66

CAN WE RECREATE OR RESTORE INTERTIDAL HABITATS FOR SHOREBIRDS? (PDF | DJVU)
Philip W. Atkinson,  67-72

HIGH-TIDE ROOST CHOICE BY COASTAL WADERS (PDF | DJVU)
D. I. Rogers,  73-79

CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON BREEDING WADERS IN THE UK (PDF | DJVU)
Jennifer Smart, Jennifer A. Gill,  80-85

PREDICTING THE IMPACT OF CLIMATIC CHANGE ON ARCTIC-BREEDING WADERS (PDF | DJVU)
Mark M. Rehfisch, Humphrey Q. P. Crick,  86-95

GLOBAL ACTIVITIES ON THE CONSERVATION, MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF MIGRATORY WATERBIRDS: AN INTEGRATED FLYWAY/ECOSYSTEM APPROACH (PDF | DJVU)
Gerard C. Boere,  96-101

MONITORING THE SHOREBIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA: TOWARDS A UNIFIED APPROACH (PDF | DJVU)
Susan K. Skagen, Jonathan Bart, Brad Andres, Stephen Brown, Garry Donaldson, Brian Harrington, Vicky Johnston, Stephanie L. Jones, R. I. G. Morrison,  102-104

THREATENED SHOREBIRD SPECIES OF THE EAST ASIAN-AUSTRALASIAN FLYWAY: SIGNIFICANCE FOR AUSTRALIAN WADER STUDY GROUPS (PDF | DJVU)
David Milton,  105-110

THE YELLOW SEA - A RACE AGAINST TIME (PDF | DJVU)
Mark Barter,  111-113

THE "ANNUAL LIFE-CYCLE APPROACH" IN VOLUNTEER STUDIES OF MIGRATORY WADERS (PDF | DJVU)
Tom M. Van Der Have,  114-117

CROSS-SEASONAL AND CROSS-DISCIPLINARY STUDIES OF MIGRATORY SHOREBIRDS (PDF | DJVU)
Silke Nebel, David B. Lank,  118-121

PLUMAGE COLOUR AND PATTERN IN WADERS (PDF | DJVU)
P. M. Ferns,  122-129

WADER MIGRATION ON THE CHANGING PREDATOR LANDSCAPE (PDF | DJVU)
Robert W. Butler, Ronald C. Ydenberg, David B. Lank,  130-133

RAPTOR PREDATION ON NON-BREEDING SHOREBIRDS: SOME THOUGHTS FOR THE FUTURE (PDF | DJVU)
D. P. Whitfield,  134-137

USE OF RADIO TELEMETRY IN STUDIES OF SHOREBIRDS: PAST CONTRIBUTIONS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS (PDF | DJVU)
Nils Warnock, John Y. Takekawa,  138-150

CONSERVATION OF LONG-DISTANCE MIGRATORY WADER POPULATIONS: REPRODUCTIVE CONSEQUENCES OF EVENTS OCCURRING IN DISTANT STAGING SITES (PDF | DJVU)
Hans Schekkerman, Ingrid Tulp, Bruno Ens,  151-156

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN MIGRATION STRATEGY AND POPULATION DYNAMICS: IS THERE HIGHER WINTER MORTALITY IN SHORT-DISTANCE MIGRANTS AND LOWER JUVENILE SURVIVAL IN LONG-DISTANCE MIGRANTS? (PDF | DJVU)
Gregor Scheiffarth,  157-158

WADER STUDIES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY - SUPPORTING INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATION (PDF | DJVU)
Tony Fox,  159-162

ESTIMATION OF SURVIVAL RATES FOR WADER POPULATIONS: A REVIEW OF MARK-RECAPTURE METHODS (PDF | DJVU)
Brett K. Sandercock,  163-174

THE NEED FOR GREATER USE OF HISTORICAL POPULATION DATA (PDF | DJVU)
Hugh Boyd,  175-177

THE IMPORTANCE OF LONG-TERM MONITORING OF REPRODUCTION RATES IN WADERS (PDF | DJVU)
Clive Minton,  178-182

FITNESS, DEMOGRAPHIC RATES AND MANAGING THE COAST FOR WADER POPULATIONS (PDF | DJVU)
John D. Goss-Custard,  183-191

PREDICTING WADER MORTALITY AND BODY CONDITION FROM OPTIMAL FORAGING BEHAVIOUR (PDF | DJVU)
Richard A. Stillman,  192-196

ESTIMATING BIRD POPULATION SIZES AND TRENDS: WHAT ARE THE HARD DATA, WHAT ARE THE UNAVOIDABLE ASSUMPTIONS? A PLEA FOR GOOD DOCUMENTATION (PDF | DJVU)
Joost Brouwer, Neil E. Baker, Bertrand Trolliet,  197-201

WADER POPULATIONS ARE DECLINING - HOW WILL WE ELUCIDATE THE REASONS? (PDF | DJVU)
Christoph Zöckler, Simon Delany, Ward Hagemeijer,  202-211

A CENTURY OF WADER STUDIES? NOT QUITE, BUT IT SHOULD BE! (PDF | DJVU)
D. W. Yalden,  212-215

PUBLICATION BIAS IN WADERS (PDF | DJVU)
Gavin H. Thomas, Tamás Székely, William J. Sutherland,  216-224

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