Sponsored by Manomet, the ISS continues to need volunteer help. The ISS welcomes and encourages potential cooperators from all parts of the country to contact them for additional information. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service presents the Shorebird Sister Schools Program. The program allows students, teachers, and parents to track Arctic nesting shorebirds to their nesting grounds in Alaska and Canada. Cruise the super shorebird highway on the internet and study shorebird stop-over locations, shorebird ecology, and the concept of migration.
Various habitats support many kinds of birds.
Members receive the journal The Stilt and the quarterly newsletter The Tattler , plus the opportunity to participate in expeditions and cooperative projects. Inc. A state group that liases with the AWSG, its programs include banding and census projects, wader identification outings and wader study courses. The Queensland Wader is the quarterly publication. Victorian Wader Study Group , working since 1975 on their primary objective of conducting a long-term comprehensive study of waders and terns throughout Victoria. Get information on membership and the Bulletin published by WSG, a wonderful source of information about shorebirds and shorebird projects around the world, plus other publications and projects.