Group Directory

This group provides support for those using RFID technology to study animal movement and behavior.

NEOORN is a forum devoted to disseminating information on the biology of Neotropical birds. Its primary purpose is to improve communication among those working on Neotropical birds. NEOORN is multilingual; most postings are in English or Spanish, but Portuguese and French also welcomed. NEOORN is open to anyone interested in Neotropical birds. Frequent general subjects of postings include requests for information on particular bird species or regions, literature relevant to particular topics logistics of working in particular countries, including local contacts, conservation status of particular species, conservation alerts, and job openings. Ornithology Exchange is honored to have been entrusted by Van Remsen, the originator of the NEOORN listserve, who has hosted it since he created it in 1996, to keep it running and thriving!

This group provides support for those using geolocator technology to study animal movement and behavior.

This group provides support for those using geolocator technology to study animal movement and behavior.

NEOORN is a forum devoted to disseminating information on the biology of Neotropical birds. Its primary purpose is to improve communication among those working on Neotropical birds. NEOORN is multilingual; most postings are in English or Spanish, but Portuguese and French also welcomed. NEOORN is open to anyone interested in Neotropical birds. Frequent general subjects of postings include requests for information on particular bird species or regions, literature relevant to particular topics logistics of working in particular countries, including local contacts, conservation status of particular species, conservation alerts, and job openings. Ornithology Exchange is honored to have been entrusted by Van Remsen, the originator of the NEOORN listserve, who has hosted it since he created it in 1996, to keep it running and thriving!

This group is dedicated to sharing knowledge and helping others in using R for Ornithology Research. We are an inclusive community built to help Ornithologists learn, teach, build, and troubleshoot in R across a broad range of experience levels. Please read our code of conduct (under General Topics) before posting.

This group provides support for those using RFID technology to study animal movement and behavior.

I'd love this group to be a place where we discuss trapping, banding, sampling (bleeding, etc), and tagging techniques. There are many people in this community that can share knowledge and resources on these topics to better our methodologies.

Devoted to the study and. conservation of birds in Texas and adjacent areas. Groups produce a newsletter, an annual magazine, and a scientific bulletin. The table of contents of the recent issue is attached.

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