What does WHSRN stand for?

Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network

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Thanks to financial support from Birdlife Netherlands through the Global Flyway Network, the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network through the Manomet Bird Observatory in Massachusetts, and the stewardship provided by the Fundacion Inalafquen, this wetland has become extremely well monitored and was a centrepiece in international efforts to protect stopover sites.

The plight of the red knot: how one of the most endangered migratory ...

During spring migration, more than 25 shorebird species stop in Kachemak Bay, a major staging area and designated site within the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network.

Summer's winged tourists are a worthwhile attraction: Homer and ...

Because of their importance to migratory shorebird populations, coastlines of the Maranhao have been designated a Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network site of hemispheric importance--hundreds of thousands of shorebirds use the region each year.

Mangrove Action Project: shrimp farms not for the birds