Project 4.26
Modelling shorebird migration to assess disease risk amid global change
Projects
Completed project
Publications
Fact sheet – Project 4.26
Understanding shorebird movements along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway
NESP Marine and Coastal Hub (2025). Understanding shorebird movements along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. Project 4.26 Information flyer. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns, Queensland.
Fact sheet – Project 4.17
Shorebirds in an imperilled flyway
NESP Marine and Coastal Hub (2025). Shorebirds in an imperilled flyway. Project 4.17 Information flyer. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns, Queensland.
Other – Project 5.1 – Project 5.2 – Project 5.4 – Project 5.5 – Project 5.6 – Project 5.7 – Project 5.9 – Project 5.10
Marine and Coastal Hub Research Showcase 2025 presentations
Marine and Coastal Hub Research Showcase 2025 presentations. National Environmental Science Program.
Fact sheet – Project 4.26
Project 4.26 Information sheet
NESP Marine and Coastal Hub (2024). Modelling shorebird migration to assess disease risk amid global change. Project 4.26 Information sheet. Reef and Rainforest Research Centre, Cairns, Queensland.
Fact sheet
Marine and Coastal Hub research overview 6: Threatened species and ecosystems (2024)
Research overview 6: Threatened species and ecosystems (2024) National Environmental Science Program.
Fact sheet – Project 1.21
Australia’s coastal shorebirds: trends and prospects
Fuller RA (2023) Fact sheet – Australia’s coastal shorebirds: trends and prospects. National Environment Science Program Marine Biodiversity Hub.
Technical report – Project 1.21
Australia’s migratory shorebirds: trends and prospects
Rogers A, Fuller RA and Amano T (2023) Australia’s migratory shorebirds: trends and prospects. Report to the National Environmental Science Program. University of Queensland, Brisbane.
Technical report – Project 1.29
New approaches to monitoring: maximising the utility of opportunistic and citizen science datasets for conservation management
Evans K, Patterson T, Peel D (2023). Scoping study: New approaches to monitoring. Subcomponent: Maximising the utility of opportunistic and citizen science datasets for conservation management. Report to the National Environmental Science Program. CSIRO.