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Bird Ringing for Science and Conservation
EURING
EURING – The European Union for Bird Ringing
c/o British Trust for Ornithology
The Nunnery, Thetford, Norfolk, IP24 2PU, United Kingdom
www.euring.org
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The
need for international funding
So far, only a small fraction of the information
gathered from ringing birds is analysed and published. The
vast data set of birds ringed and recovered all over the world
allows analyses which had not even been imagined by front-line
researchers at the time when the birds had been ringed. Today,
burning questions in modern biology and in the conser-vation
and management of birds can be tackled with this unique resource
of data.
EURING will seek funding for more in-depth analyses, for a
continent-wide overview of bird migration, and for transferring
this vital information to the environmental commu-nity, policy
makers and the general public.
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Donations are very welcome to:
Owner:
Account No.:
Bank Identification Code (BIC):
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EURING
43 71 705, Postbank Stuttgart (Germany)
PBNK DE FF 600
DE 07600 100 70 000 43 71 705 |
We greatly acknowledge the financial support for
this brochure by:
Arcatour SA, Zug, Switzerland
Swiss Ornithological Institute, Sempach
Compiled by Matthias Kestenholz
Authors: Stephen Baillie, Franz Bairlein, Jacquie Clark, Chris du
Feu, Wolfgang Fiedler, Thord Fransson, Johann Hegelbach, Romain
Juillard, Zsolt Karcza, Lukas F. Keller, Matthias Kestenholz, Michael
Schaub, Fernando Spina
Cover photo: Bearded Tit (Markus Varesvuo)
Back cover photo: Eurasian Spoonbill (Jan Skriver)
Layout: Matthias Kaufmann and Marcel Burkhardt
Printed on FSC certified paper
Printed in Switzerland by Abächerli Druck AG, Sarnen
© 2007 by EURING, The European Union for Bird Ringing
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