There have been a number of projects to follow long distance wader migrations. Some examples can be found below:
General infomation:
Australasian Wader Study Group – Tracking, multiple species
Manomet – Shorebird tracking
Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network – Numerous projects
Wash Wader Ringing Group – Numerous projects
Haematopdidae:
American Oystercatcher tracking Project – American Black Oystercatcher
Glareolidae:
Victorian Wader Study Group – Oriental Pratincole
Charadridae:
Queensland Wader Study Group – Satellite tracking of Pacific Golden Plover
Victorian Wader Study Group – Grey Plover tracking
Pukorokoro Miranda Naturalists’ Trust (PMNT) / Brigham Young University Hawaii – Satellite tracking New Zealand’s Pacific Golden Plovers
Scolopacidae:
Victorian Wader Study Group – Far Eastern Curlew
Boise State University – Long-billed Curlew Satellite tracking
Global Flyway Network – Migration tracks of Black-tailed Godwits, Eurasian Curlew and Nordmann’s Greenshank from Hong Kong can now be followed on Global Flyway Network webpage:
Victorian Wader Study Group – Whimbrel
Victorian Wader Study Group – Little Curlew
Victorian Wader Study Group – Grey-tailed Tattler
Latham’s Snipe Project – Latham’s Snipe
Royal Netherlands Institute of Sea Research – Red Knots and Bar-tailed Godwits tracking
Saving the Spoon-billed Sandpiper – Spoon-billed Sandpiper conservation
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