Resources

Black-tailed Godwit site connectivity

The Shiny app below, “Connectivity Perspectives”, allows you to explore how the migrations of Black-tailed Godwits connect sites throughout the East Atlantic Flyway. This app was developed for the paper Beal et al. (2025), as a support tool to facilitate discovering the complex movement networks that Godwits create.

List of tracking devices

Below you can find an online sheet with a (non-exhaustive) compilation of tracking devices available in the market by October 2023. Contact us (globalwader@waderstudygroup.org) to suggest changes or updates.

Publications

Here you can find all publications arising from the Global Wader project, as well as those that stem from collaborations facilitated by Global Wader.
  • Michel G., Nightingale J., Beal M., Bernard A., Dias M. P., Alves J. A. (2026) Global review of shorebird tracking data to identify research gaps and conservation priorities. Conservation Biology: e70211 https://doi.org/10.1111/cobi.70211
Contact us at globalwader@waderstudygroup.org
Thanks to Eunbi Kwon for the device list. Header photo by Triin Kasiku