Shorebird Research Group of the Americas

 

Shorebird Research Group of the Americas

 

Welcome to the New SRGA Website!

The Shorebird Research Group of the Americas (SRGA) was recently formed to help stimulate research on declining shorebird populations. Studies of shorebirds in North America have advanced our understanding of these remarkable birds. As reports of declining species mount, there has been a growing interest in research on what limits the populations of these species. Declines have been reported world-wide, but the reasons for the declines are largely unknown. Because studying these highly migratory birds requires work across the hemisphere, the Shorebird Research Group is helping to encourage collaborative projects and to form Working Groups focusing on limiting factors for shorebird species. We invite you to list yourself on our Bios page, to explore the links to existing groups or propose new working groups, and to attend our next meeting.
 

Call For Papers

SRGA is helping to organize the next meeting of the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Group (WHSG), to be held in Sinaloa, Mexico from March 9-13, 2009. WHSG is the umbrella shorebird group, which brings together people working on shorebird research, monitoring, education, and outreach, to help stimulate exchange of ideas and information. SRGA will organize the scientific sessions at the meeting, along with special seminars featuring the activities of Working Groups. Details are provided here.


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