Symposia
Thursday, August 13
S01: Shorebird stopover ecology in Delaware Bay: from catastrophe to recovery. Amanda Dey, Larry Niles, and David Mizrahi
S02: Conservation reliant birds our new relationship with nature. J. Michael Scott and J Michael Reed
Friday, August 14
S03: Communication in birds and brains: how songbirds learn, produce and perceive songs. Sarah Woolley
S05: Ecology and conservation of a rare, declining species, Bicknell's Thrush. Christopher C. Rimmer and Kent P. McFarland
S06: A commemoration of 100 years of avian research on USFS Experimental Forests. Scott H. Stoleson, and David I. King
S08: Golden-winged warbler conservation initiative. David Buehler
Saturday, August 15
S04: Movers and shakers in the mountains: New research on tropical altitudinal migration. Kevin Fraser
S07: Environmental challenges for colonial waterbirds of the Northeastern seaboard. Susan B. Elbin, Katharine Parsons, and Nellie Tsipoura
S09: From phylogeny to physiology: integrative studies of starlings and mockingbirds. Dustin Rubenstein and Robert Curry
S10: Phylogeography of Australian birds: Spatio-temporal insights and methodological testing ground. Leo Joseph and Scott Edwards
S11: State of the Birds 2009: the first collaborative assessment for bird populations of the United States. John R. Sauer, Gregory S. Butcher, Robert P. Ford, Kenneth V. Rosenberg