Part 4.  Cross cutting issues

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• Part 4.  Cross cutting issues - introduction:
• 4.1 The implications of climate change for waterbirds
  Workshop convenor: Mark O’Connell(PDF, 810 kb)
• 4.1.1    Developing an integrated approach to understanding the effects of climate change and other environmental alterations at a flyway level
  M.J. O’Connell, A.H.L. Huiskes, M.L. Loonen, J. Madsen, M. Klaassen & M. Rounsevell (PDF, 1.9 mb)
• 4.1.2    Climate change and coastal waterbirds: the United Kingdom experience reviewed
  Mark M. Rehfisch & Graham E. Austin (PDF, 697 kb)
• 4.1.3    Effects of the North Atlantic Oscillation and El Niño-Southern Oscillation on return rates, body mass and timing of migration of Common Terns Sterna hirundo breeding in Germany
  Marco Favero & Peter H. Becker (PDF, 736 kb)
  
   
• 4.2 Disease emergence and impacts in migratory waterbirds
  Workshop convenor: Tonie Rocke (PDF, 684 kb)
• 4.2.1    Evolving changes in diseases of waterbirds
  Milton Friend (PDF, 857 kb)
• 4.2.2    Emerging viral diseases in waterbirds
  Thijs Kuiken, Ron A.M. Fouchier, Guus F. Rimmelzwaan & Albert D.M.E. Osterhaus (PDF, 591 kb)
• 4.2.3    The global importance of avian botulism
  Tonie E. Rocke (PDF, 658 kb)
• 4.2.4    Domestic poultry and migratory birds in the interspecies transmission of avian influenza viruses: a view from Hong Kong
  Kennedy F. Shortridge & David S. Melville (PDF, 736 kb)
• 4.2.5    Migratory waterbirds and avian influenza in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway with particular reference to the 2003-2004 H5N1 outbreak
  David S. Melville & Kennedy F. Shortridge (PDF, 637 kb)
• 4.2.6    Recurring waterbird mortalities of unusual etiologies
  Rebecca A. Cole & J. Christian Franson (PDF, 560 kb)
• 4.2.7    Consequences of an unforeseen event: the effects of foot-and-mouth disease on the Barnacle Goose Branta leucopsis population wintering on the Solway Firth
  Larry Griffin, Mark O’ Brien & Eileen C. Rees (PDF, 570 kb)
• 4.2.8    Snow Goose Chen (Anser) caerulescens caerulescens overabundance increases avian cholera mortality in other species
  Michael D. Samuel (PDF, 705 kb)
• 4.2.9    Ukraine as an ecological corridor for transcontinental migration of birds in the Afro-Eurasian region and questions of epidemiological safety
  I. Rusev & A. Korzuykov (PDF, 588 kb)
  
   
• 4.3 Flyway monitoring – rising to the challenge
  Workshop convenors: Ward Hagemeijer and Leon Bennun (PDF, 611 kb)
• 4.3.1    Monitoring North America’s waterfowl resource
  Robert J. Blohm, David E. Sharp, Paul I. Padding & Kenneth D. Richkus (PDF, 712 kb)
• 4.3.2    The African Waterbird Census (1991-2004): fourteen years of waterbird surveys in Africa
  Cheikh Hamallah Diagana, Tim Dodman & Seydina Issa Sylla (PDF, 791 kb)
• 4.3.3    Ten years of continuous waterbird monitoring at Lutembe Bay, Lake Victoria, Uganda Achilles Byahuranga & Dianah Nalwanga (PDF, 663 kb)
• 4.3.4    Priority needs for co-ordinated research at flyway level in order to improve monitoring and management of waterbird populations as identified by the French National Observatory of Wildlife
  Michel Vallance & Yves Ferrand (PDF, 833 kb)
• 4.3.5    Long-term waterbird monitoring in The Netherlands: a tool for policy and management
  Marc van Roomen, Kees Koffijberg, Ruurd Noordhuis & Leo Soldaat (PDF, 960 kb)
• 4.3.6    Monitoring geese in the Vinogradovo floodplain – the core stop-over site in Moscow region
  Alexander L. Mischenko, Olga V. Sukhanova & Sergei P. Kharitonov (PDF, 641 kb)
• 4.3.7    Estuarine waterbirds at low tide: the WeBS low tide counts 1992-1993 to 1998-1999
  Andy Musgrove (PDF, 574 kb)
• 4.3.8    Waterfowl marking in Portugal; main results and future perspectives
  David Rodrigues, M. Ester Figueiredo, António Fabião & Paulo Tenreiro (PDF, 594kb)
• 4.3.9    Britain's first Winter River Bird Survey: a new approach to surveying waterbirds on linear waterways
  James A. Robinson, Melanie Kershaw, Jenny Worden & Peter Cranswick (PDF, 639 kb)
• 4.3.10  Fluctuations and trends in Swedish waterfowl populations during the last four decades
  Leif Nilsson (PDF, 691 kb)
• 4.3.11  Conflicting trends in Ruddy Shelduck Tadorna ferruginea populations: a myth or reality?
  Anastasia B. Popovkina (PDF, 627 kb)
• 4.3.12  The Swan Goose Anser cygnoides research and conservation programme in Russia
  Nikolay D. Poyarkov (PDF, 678 kb)
• 4.3.13  Current status of the International Waterfowl Census in the Czech Republic
  Zuzana Musilová & Petr Musil (PDF, 737 kb)
• 4.3.14  Waterbird censuses in Slovakia
  Jozef Ridzoň (PDF, 525 kb)
• 4.3.15  Measuring wader recruitment
  Jacquie A. Clark, Robert A. Robinson, Nigel A. Clark & Philip W. Atkinson (PDF, 750 kb)
• 4.3.16  Dynamics of breeding duck populations over the last two decades in key wetlands of the Moscow region
  Olga V. Sukhanova & Alexander L. Mischenko (PDF, 569 kb)
• 4.3.17  Spotted Crakes Porzana porzana in  the UK – a history and evaluation of current status
  Ian Francis & David Stroud (PDF, 824 kb)
• 4.3.18  The sixth International White Stork Census: 2004 - 2005
  Kai-Michael Thomsen & Hermann Hötker (PDF, 803 kb)
• 4.3.19  Monitoring of waterbirds at Bourgas wetlands, Bulgaria
  Lyubomir Profirov, Мilko Dimitrov, Tanyo Michev & Konstantin Nyagolov (PDF, 647 kb)
• 4.3.20  Monitoring overlapping populations: the Greylag Goose Anser anser in the Iceland-Britain flyway
  Richard Hearn & Morten Frederiksen (PDF, 729 kb)
• 4.3.21  Monitoring and mapping of waders breeding in northernmost Sweden
  Å. Lindström (PDF,669 kb)
• 4.3.22  The development of a database for the Spoon-billed Sandpiper Eurynorhynchus pygmeus
  Gillian Bunting & Christoph Zöckler (PDF, 677 kb)
• 4.3.23  Population size and trend of the Red-crested Pochard Netta rufina in southwest/central Europe: an update
  Verena Keller (PDF, 709 kb)
  
   
• 4.4. Migration ecology
  Workshop convenors: Theunis Piersma & Nils Warnock  (PDF, 552 kb)
• 4.4.1    Elucidating the movements of migratory birds through the combined use of stable isotope ‘signatures’ and DNA markers
  Lisette Coiffait, Richard Bevan, Chris Redfern, Jason Newton & Kirsten Wolff (PDF, 595 kb)
• 4.4.2    Long-term trends in numbers and distribution of wintering geese in Flanders (Belgium)
  Eckhart Kuijken, Christine Verscheure, Wouter Courtens & Patrick Meire (PDF, 1 mb)
• 4.4.3    East-Atlantic flyway populations of seaducks in the Barents Sea region
  Yuri Krasnov, Maria Gavrilo, Natalie Nikolaeva, Yuri Goryaev & Hallvard Strøm (PDF, 635 kb)
• 4.4.4.  Changes in migration patterns and wintering areas of south Swedish Greylag Geese Anser anser
  Leif Nilsson (PDF, 635 kb)
• 4.4.5    Identifying and characterising the feeding areas of Dark-bellied Brent Geese Branta bernicla bernicla in and around Special Protection Areas in the UK
  Helen E. Rowell & James A Robinson (PDF, 1.9 mb)
• 4.4.6    Flyways of the East Canadian High Arctic Light-bellied Brent Goose Branta bernicla hrota: results of a satellite telemetry study
  J.A. Robinson, G.A. Gudmundsson & P. Clausen (PDF, 628 kb)
• 4.4.7    A review of the effects of intensive fish production on waterbird breeding populations
  Petr Musil (PDF, 641 kb)
• 4.4.8    Identification of Common Snipe Gallinago gallinago flyways in the Western Palearctic by means of analysis of ringing recoveries and genetic studies
  Saulius Svazas & Algimantas Paulauskas (PDF, 589 kb)
• 4.4.9    Crossing the ultimate ecological barrier: evidence for an 11 000 km long non-stop flight from Alaska to New Zealand and eastern Australia by Bar-tailed Godwits Limosa lapponica
  Robert E. Gill, Jr., Theunis Piersma, Gary Hufford, Rene Servranckx & Adrian Riegen (PDF, 1 mb)
• 4.4.10  Using stable isotope ratios to unravel shorebird migration and population mixing: a case study with Red Knot Calidris canutus
  Philip W. Atkinson, Allan J. Baker, Karen A Bennett, Nigel A. Clark, Jacquie A. Clark, Kimberly B. Cole, Amanda Dey, Andre G. Duiven, Simon Gillings, Patricia M. Gonzalez, Brian A. Harrington, Kevin Kalasz, Clive D.T. Minton, Jason Newton, Lawrence J. Niles, Robert A. Robinson, Ines de Lima Serrano & Humphrey P. Sitters (PDF, 840 kb)
• 4.4.11  Geographical segregation in wintering Dunlin Calidris alpina populations along the East Atlantic Flyway: evidence from mitochondrial DNA analysis
  Ricardo J. Lopes & Liv Wennerberg (PDF, 877 kb)
• 4.4.12  Spring migration patterns in Western Sandpipers Calidris mauri
  Mary Anne Bishop, Nils Warnock & John Y. Takekawa (PDF, 703 kb)
• 4.4.13  Indicators of body condition, energy demand and breeding success in the Ruddy Turnstone Arenaria interpres, a species of concern
  Deborah E. Perkins & Rebecca L. Holberton (PDF, 553 kb)
• 4.4.14  Migration of Pontic Gulls Larus cachinnans form ‘ponticus’ ringed in the south of Ukraine: a review of recoveries from 1929-2003
  Antonina G. Rudenko (PDF, 1 mb)
• 4.4.15  Modelling survival and movement probability of Little Tern Sterna albifrons at a post-breeding moulting site: the effect of the colony of origin
  Giacomo Tavecchia, Nicola Baccetti & Lorenzo Serra (PDF, 760 kb)
• 4.4.16  Greater Flamingo Phoenicopterus ruber ringing at Lake Uromiyeh, I.R. Iran
  Sadegh Sadaghi Zadegan (PDF, 647 kb)
• 4.4.17  The Sivash Bay as a migratory stopover site for Curlew Sandpiper Calidris ferruginea
  Sergei V. Khomenko (PDF, 827 kb)
  
   
• 4.5 Migration and flyway atlases
  Workshop convenor: Jacquie Clark  (PDF, 565 kb)
• 4.5.1    EURING: its role in migration and flyway atlases
  Fernando Spina & Jacquie Clark (PDF, 1.2 mb)
• 4.5.2    Wetlands International’s Flyway Atlas series: establishing the geographical limits of waterbird populations
  Simon N. Delany & Derek A. Scott (PDF, 1.6 mb)
• 4.5.3    The Russian waterbird migration atlas: temporal variation in migration routes
  Inna N. Dobrynina & Sergei P. Kharitonov (PDF, 1.4 mb)
• 4.5.4    Logistics of a migration atlas project for a small ringing scheme: the waterbird migration atlas of southern Africa
  H. Dieter Oschadleus (PDF, 1.2 mb)
• 4.5.5    Progress on ‘The Atlas of Breeding Waders of the Russian Arctic’
  E.G. Lappo, P.S. Tomkovich & E.E. Syroechkovski Jr. (PDF, 926 kb)

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