Seasonal migrations are fascinating and ecologically important, but many migratory species
are declining as climate change and land‐use change alter the habitats used by migrants …

Migration movements connect breeding and non-breeding bird populations over the year.
Such links, referred to as migratory connectivity, have important implications for migratory …

Animal tracking has become an effective way to identify where and when migratory species
encounter threats throughout their annual cycle. Yet, untracked or poorly tracked species …

Rapid advances in the field of movement ecology have led to increasing insight into both the
population‐level abundance patterns and individual‐level behaviour of migratory species …

Large‐scale monitoring of seasonal animal movement is integral to science, conservation
and outreach. However, gathering representative movement data across entire species …

Understanding migratory connectivity, or the linkage of populations between seasons, is
critical for effective conservation and management of migratory wildlife. A growing number of …

Integrated models can combine data from disparate monitoring programs to improve
inference into population dynamics because trends in disparate datasets can be interpreted …

While the quantity, quality, and variety of movement data has increased, methods that jointly
allow for population‐and species‐level movement parameters to be estimated are still …

Map‐based decision support tools (DSTs) that use species distributions are an important
means of identifying priority areas for conservation. The Wisconsin Waterfowl Habitat …

Migration is a critical aspect of many birds' annual life cycles, with up to 40% of bird species
engaging in migratory behavior. However, understanding the migration dynamics …