International Wader Studies
Formerly Special Issues of the Wader Study Group Bulletin, International Wader Studies is a series of volumes dealing with the ecology of particular shorebird species, habitats, ecological systems or conservation issues. Many have been the result of IWSG conferences, symposia or workshops.
IWS issues are generally issued free of charge to all IWSG members. Back issues of IWS and earlier Special Issues are available for sale, priced £15 including postage, or £10 when collected at the Annual Conference. If you would like to purchase a copy please email the back issues address.
Titles in the series
No. 19: The Annual Cycle of the Curlew Sandpiper Calidris ferruginea.
No. 18: The European Non-estuarine Coastal Waterbird Survey
No. 17: The status and conservation of shorebirds in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. Proceedings of the 2003 Australasian Shorebird Conference 13-15 December 2003.
Full text from: Wetlands International (external link).
No. 16: Estuarine waterbirds at low tide: the WeBS low tide counts 1992-93 to 1998-99.
No.15: The status of migratory wader populations in Africa and Western Eurasia in the 1990s.
Web-based publication available for free here
No. 14: Breeding waders in Europe 2000
No. 13: Breeding waders in Europe: a review of population size estimates and a bibliography of information sources.
No. 12: Shorebirds of the Yellow Sea: importance, threats and conservation status.
No. 11: Fifth European Woodcock and Snipe workshop: proceedings of an international symposium of the Wetlands International Woodcock and Snipe Specialist Group, Czempin, Poland, 3-5 May 1998.
No. 10: Migration and international conservation of waders: research and conservation on north Asian, African and European flyways.
No. 9: Conservation and management of shorebirds in the Western Great Basin of North America.
No. 8: Shorebird ecology and conservation in the Western Hemisphere.
Now out of stock.
No. 7: Numbers and distribution of waterbirds in the Wadden Sea.
No. 6: Catching and handling birds, and data: practical papers published in the Wader Study Group Bulletin.
No. 5: Disturbance to waterfowl on estuaries.
No. 4: The migration of Knots.
No. 3: Waders breeding on wet grasslands.
No. 2: The conservation of international flyway populations of waders.
No. 1: Breeding waders in Europe.

