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WHSRNews: 29 October 2008 Newsletter
New Manomet President, Dr. John Hagan
WHSRN welcomes its 70th Site: San Quintín, Mexico
New WHSRN Species Conservation Plan available online: Upland Sandpiper
"B-95," the shorebird superstar, is seen again in Canada at age 15
First-ever linking of Rare “Pride campaigns” focuses on Red Knot in Argentina
WHSRN Site Dedications
Bahía de Asunción, Paraguay (July)
The Great Marsh, Massachusetts, USA (August)
Lagunas de Ecuasal, Ecuador (October)
Kudos!
Chilean National Petroleum Company (ENAP) receives international conservation award
WHSRN partners Aves Argentinas and Guyra Paraguay receive Partnership Awards from Birdlife International
“Migration Mystery and Science” distance-learning program receives two national awards
Job opening: Manomet Climate Change Scientist for WHSRN sites
