Thesis abstracts

As a means of disseminating information about important new wader studies in advance of formal publication, this series features abstracts from recent wader theses (bachelors, masters and doctoral). Upon thesis completion, authors are invited to submit abstracts to the editors at: editor@waderstudygroup.org.

In this issue:

• Habitat use and spatio-temporal non-breeding behavior of Common Redshank Tringa totanus: implications for conservation (Masters thesis), by Guilhem Tellier