January 20-19 Newsletter available with new Wader Quest Friends and Sponsorship fees.
The January 2019 Newsletter is now available via the link. We would like to draw your attention to an important update regarding the Wader Quest fees which is copied below. At a recent Wader Quest Trustees meeting it was … Continued
New Website Page – Featured Wader
We are pleased to announce a new website page; Featured Wader. We have avoided calling it ‘wader of the week’, or, ‘wader of the month’, as we cannot guarantee that we’ll be able to stick to those constraints due to … Continued
STOP PRESS: WCWW5 update
There has been an additional contribution to the WCWW5 event this year, from Brazil. This participation came about due to the announcements made by Save Brasil the BirdLife partner in Brazil. There was a mix up with sending the results … Continued
Early Christmas present for Wader Quest
This week we received an amazing early Christmas present from the Gay Birders’s Club (GBC) – a donation of an incredible £500. The Gay Birders’ Club has been a club sponsor of Wader Quest, and a great supporter for four … Continued
Wader Conservation World Watch 5 special newsletter now available
Finally, the newsletter with all the information about WCWW5 is ready and posted on the website on the Our Newsletters page. Apologies to all those who have been waiting, a considerable amount of work goes into compiling the information sent … Continued
Wader Conservation World Watch interim news.
A big THANK YOU to everyone who has contributed to WCWW5 so far this year. If you were meaning to, but have not got around to it yet, there is still time, but not much. We will be publishing the … Continued
Wader Quest at Birdfair and Falsterbo
The dust has now settled on this year’s Birdfair 2018, and it was a privilege and a pleasure to be part of the 30-year commemoration of the fantastic fundraising for bird conservation that the Birdfair has achieved in that time. … Continued
Single species waders
The suborder Charadrii i.e. waders or shorebirds are dominated by two very large families. The largest is the Scolopacidae with around 90 species and the Charadriidae with getting on for 70 species. However there are three single species wader families; … Continued
