Resources
Waterbird Monitoring Strategy for the West African coastal zone from Mauritania to Sierra Leone
2013
Brief activity report 2013 of the Monitoring project of the Wadden Sea Flyway Initiative
2013
This work was funded by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs through the Programme Towards a Rich and Healthy Wadden Sea Ecosystem. Within the Wadden Sea Flyway Initiative (WSFI), the monitoring project has been carried out in close cooperation with the project on capacity building (as coordinated by Tim Dodman). Both projects are steered and advised by a steering and advisory group under the coordination of the Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS).
Training course on migratory waterbird monitoring and conservation in a flyway context
12-19 January 2013, Bubaque, Guinea Bissau
Conservation of waterbirds and wetlands in the coastal zone
22-26 January 2013, Kent, Sierra Leone
Regional workshop on the management of key sites for migratory birds
14-18 December 2013, Senegal
PAOC flyway poster
Population trends for coastal migratory waterbirds in the East Atlantic Flyway: A new initiative for monitoring in coastal West Africa
International Co-operation for the Protection of Waterbirds along their Flyways
The project International Co-operation for the Protection of Waterbirds along their Flyways, which aims at intensifying co-operation for the protection of waterbirds along the African-Eurasian Flyway, started in January 2012, following on from planning meetings and development during 2011. The project is financed by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment & Nature Conservation (BMU).