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WHSRNews: 20 August 2009 Newsletter
New U.S. WHSRN Site: Columbia River Estuary
New Species Conservation Plan available: Long-billed Curlew
Travel with Manomet’s Stephen Brown via the Arctic Blog
Revitalizing the Shorebird Sister Schools Program
Meet “Batitú,” the Cartoon Hero for Grassland Shorebirds
Manomet Celebrates its 40th Anniversary (August 1969)
Mexico Launches its National Strategy for Shorebird Conservation
Satellite-tracking the Migrations of Whimbrels and Long-billed Curlews
