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The Waterbird Society Scientific Study and Conservation of the World's Waterbirds |
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The Waterbird Society Scientific Study and Conservation of the World's Waterbirds |
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Mission: The Waterbird Society is an international scientific, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the study and conservation of waterbirds. The Society was established in 1976 following the North American Wading Bird Conference held in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, and named the Colonial Waterbird Group. The organization changed its name to the Colonial Waterbird Society in 1986. In 1999, the organization became The Waterbird Society to reflect an expanded interest in all aquatic birds. This society was created to establish better communication and coordination between the growing number of people studying and monitoring aquatic birds, and to contribute to the protection and management of stressed populations or habitats of these species. |
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News and Announcements!
NEW!
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submission deadline for the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Waterbird Society
extended to September 1st
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Issues of Waterbirds Special Publication 'Waterbirds of the Chesapeake Bay and Vicinity: Harbingers of Change?' available Please contact Lynda Garrett at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center (lgarrett@usgs.gov) if you are interested in obtaining copies of the recent Special Publication of Waterbirds "Waterbirds of the Chesapeake Bay and Vicinity: Harbingers of Change?" Edited by Erwin, R.M., B.D. Watts, G.M. Haramis, M.C. Perry and K.A. Hobson. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
32nd Annual Meeting of the Waterbird
Society ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Seabird Group 10th International Conference - March 2009 SEABIRD GROUP 10TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE will be held in Bruges (Brugge), Belgium, on 27-30 Mar 2009. The venue will be the historic ‘Provinciaal Hof’ in the market square. Papers on all aspects of seabird research and conservation will be welcomed. In addition to keynote presentations, there will be a special session on ‘Seabird Success Stories’. Contributors to the conference are invited to submit a provisional title and a short provisional outline prior to 1 Jun 2008. The Chairpersons of the Organizing Committee are ERIC STIENEN (Research Institute for Nature and Forest: INBO) and JAN SAYS (Flanders Marine Institute: VLIZ). Address general queries, abstracts and registrations to the Conference Secretariat (seabirdconf2009@vliz.be ). Additional information is on the websites www.seabirdgroup.org.uk and www.vliz.be/conferences/seabirdconference2009.be. |
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Members: The Waterbird Society is composed of biologists, researchers, conservationists, students, and others interested in the behavior, ecology, and conservation of waterbirds. The organization is administered by four officers and nine council members elected from the Society's membership, which includes people from 31 countries. The Society is a member of the Ornithological Societies of North America (OSNA) and a contributing member of many other scientific societies worldwide, including American Bird Conservancy and The Ornithological Council. | |
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