By WHSRN Executive Office In Posted 8 December 2022Lagoa do Peixe_English Samples of the student artwork on display at the Festival. Franciane Araújo Terra, Director of “Escola Municipal de Ensino Fundamental Izabel Cristina Lemos Menegaro shared that “The project [...] READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Conservation Action, Conservation Issues, Population MonitoringPosted 28 October 2022Amazon River systems: Exploring its importance to Nearctic-breeding shorebirds READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Conservation Action, Executive Office News, WHSRNPosted 5 October 2022Environmental Impact Assessment on Shorebirds and their Habitats READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Conservation Action, Conservation Issues, Linking Sites, Working LandscapesPosted 4 October 2022Partnerships with Ranchers to Balance Livestock Production and Biodiversity Conservation in Mexico’s Grasslands READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Conservation Action, Conservation Issues, Executive Office News, WHSRN, Working LandscapesPosted 30 September 2022Highlights from Ninth Western Hemisphere Shorebird Group Meeting READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Conservation Action, WHSRN, WorkshopsPosted 4 May 2022Working Together to Understand the Benefits of Nature in Honduras’ Gulf of Fonseca READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Conservation Action, Population Monitoring, WHSRN, Working LandscapesPosted 3 May 2022In Uruguay’s Laguna de Castillos, a New Study Underscores Opportunities for Grassland Management Strategies that Benefit Ranchers and Shorebirds READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Conservation Action, Conservation Issues, Site News, WHSRNPosted 13 April 2022Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge wins the Outstanding WHSRN Site Award 2022 READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Executive Office News, WHSRNPosted 11 March 2022In Chile, the Salt Flats of Huentelauquén are a new WHSRN site READ MORE
By WHSRN Executive Office In Conservation Issues, WHSRNPosted 28 February 2022Salt, Shorebirds and Smart Technologies READ MORE
