Newsletter Archive

• Page 1. A New Era in Satellite Telemetry: More Than Just Migration
• Page 2. Using Satellite Telemetry to Reduce Risk of Osprey Collisions with Military Aircraft
• Page 3. Re-establishing the California Condor
• Page 4. Tracking Fine-scale Movements and Behavior of Greater Sage-Grouse with Solar GPS PTTs
• Page 5. Migration Routes of Birds in Relation to Current and Proposed UK Wind Farm Sites
• Page 6. MTI Bird and Fish Tracking Conference 2009
• Page 7. MTI Bird and Fish Tracking Conference 2009 (cont.), Future Products Introduced at the Conference
• Page 8. Predation of Silky Sharks in the Northern Gulf of Mexic; Bits & Pieces

Single PDF of all pages (2.4MB)
Zip archive of all 8 pages: MTITrackerSpring09.zip

• Page 1. Satellite Telemetry Shapes Next Generation of Biologists
• Page 2. Adaptive Migration Strategies of Raptors Tracked from Southern Sweden
• Page 3. Identifying Important Areas for Bald Eagles Using Satellite Telemetry
• Page 4. Tracking Movements of King Eiders in the Bering Sea
• Page 5. Migratory Pattern and Environmental Preference of the Blue Shark
• Page 6.International Cooperation through Satellite Telemetry
• Page 7.Challenge ’08
• Page 8. MTI Bird and Fish Tracking Conference

Single PDF of all pages (1.6MB)
Zip archive of all 8 pages: MTITrackerWinter08.zip

• Page 1. Satellite Telemetry - Fulfilling Dreams
• Page 2. Satellite Tracking of Raptors - How PTTs Changed Our Lives
• Page 3. Satellite Tracking of Raptors - How PTTs Changed Our Lives (continued)
• Page 4. Satellite Tracking of Raptors - How PTTs Changed Our Lives (continued)
• Page 5. Satellite Tracking of Raptors - How PTTs Changed Our Lives (continued)
• Page 6. Tracking Sakers: A Tool for International Co-operation; Navarre, the Iron Woodcock; MTI Conference
• Page 7. Students and Parents Succeed in a Scientific Treasure Hunt
• Page 8. Project MAGO

Single PDF of all pages (1.8MB)
Zip archive of all 8 pages:MTITrackerSpring08.zip

• Page 1. Small Solutions to Big Mysteries
• Page 2. Initial Deployment Tests of Tiny PTTs on the Red Knot (Calidris canutus rufa)
• Page 3. Migration of Spanish Montagu’s Harriers (Circus pygargus)
• Page 4. Dangerous Journeys of Sakers of the Carpathian Basin
• Page 5. Satellite Tagged Bar-tailed Godwit Circles the Pacific
• Page 6. Updates; Interference to the Argos System
• Page 7. X-Tag News; Spain Conference; MTI Conference; Your Strangest Story; Journeys of Sakers (continued)
• Page 8. Tracking Our Student Scientists in Mongolia

• Page 1. Cruising the Oceans: Above and Below
• Page 2. From the Top of the World to Down Under - Migration of a Pomarine Jaeger
• Page 3. Long Solo Migrations Across the Southern Ocean by Juvenile Wandering Albatrosses
• Page 4.Petrels in the Pacific: Tracking the Far-ranging Movements of Endangered ´Ua´u (Hawaiian Petrel)
• Page 5. Movement and Behavior of Ocean Sunfish, Mola mola, in the Northwest Atlantic
• Page 6. GPS PTTs
• Page 7. X-Tag Update
• Page 8. Latest GPS Parser

• Page 1. Amazing Journeys
• Page 2. The Journey of a Female Hobby Across Two Continents
• Page 3. Conservation Implications of Migration Routes of Pink-footed Shearwaters
• Page 4. Have Sail Will Travel
• Page 5. A New Generation of Scientists; Max Update
• Page 6. New Products: 22 gram Argos/GPS PTT; New GPS Data Parser; New GPS PTT Software Option; Free Mortality GT™ Option; Online Production Form
• Page 7. Next Generation Archival Popup Tag; Sailfish (continued)
• Page 8. Challenge 06

• Page 1. 1991-2006 A Celebration!
• Page 2-3. Memory Lane
• Page 4. Transmitters Integral to Research of Asian Bustard
• Page 5. Transmitters Integral to Research of Asian Bustard (continued)
• Page 6. FREE Transmitters
• Page 7. Online Production Form; Tracking the Woodcock
• Page 8. Argos Performance in Europe, Part 2

• Page 1. Longevity & Long Term Tracking
• Page 2. Bald Eagle Monitored Seven Years by Satellite Telemetry
• Page 3. Long Term Tracking of Max the Stork
• Page 4. Tracking the Endangered Greater Spotted Eagle
• Page 5. Whimbrel Makes a Long Journey
• Page 6. In Search Of Your Comments; The LC4™ Advantage; Bald Eagle Monitored Seven Years by Satellite Telemetry (continued)
• Page 7. New Products: 9.5 g. Solar PTT; Archival Pop-Up Tags
• Page 8. Argos Performance in Europe

• Page 1. Diversity: From Jabiru to Jellyfish
• Page 2. Conservation of the Rare Jabiru Stork in Mesoamerica
• Page 3. The Amazing Adventures of Colossus
• Page 4. The Peregrine Fund Uses GPS PTTs to Help Conserve Critically Endangered Asian Vultures
• Page 5. Giant Medusa Tracking in the Sea of Japan, 2004
• Page 6. Win an Argos/GPS PTT!
• Page 7. New Products
• Page 8. School Girls Discover Tag, Gain a Lesson in Marine Science