A joint NASA and Patuxent Wildlife Research Center project. Among species tracked are Sandhill Crane, Harpy, Golden and Steppe Eagles, Website includes maps, a musical slide show, and a Fly Away Home movie segment. Satellite Tracking Wood Storks from Harris Neck National Wildflife Refuge in Georgia to their wintering locations in Georgia and Florida. Schools Program Web site by the Alaska Region of the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Tracks Arctic nesting shorebirds as they migrate from their wintering grounds from as far south as South America, along the Pacific flyway to their nesting grounds, using daily migration updates from students along the route and maps.
Site also has curriculum materials and details of upcoming shorebird festivals.
Shorebird Migration Website set up maintained Paul Hertzel and Rebecca Irwin with migration maps that track shorebirds as they head back to warmer climates. Maps are mainly based on data obtained from the RBAs. Heading North A joint PBS and National Audubon society program which tracked Snow Geese by satellite on their spring journey north to Canada. Website follows the progress of a number of individual geese with regularly updated maps. Also includes a discussion forum for kids and information related to migration and tracking.