Christoph Meier – Migratory schedule of different Alpine Swifts
Dick Newell – What do we know about Swift Nest Boxes?
Mark Smyth – A walk on the Wildside – A look at Swift nesting sites in the natural landscape
Brian Cahalane – Swifts in Ireland
Ninon Ballerstadt – Swifts' sleeping behavior
Edward Mayer – A new Swift Column for the modern built environment
Peter Cush – An overview of Apus apus & Apus apus pekinensis
Mark Coreth – The Tree of Hope – A Swift Project
Alexandru Stahl – Mauerseglerklinik Frankfurt: Mastering Swift rehabilitation
Marco Cucco – Citizen-Science: Swift Conservation in Italy
Ikram Quttaineh – Mahmiyat.ps website: Environmental awareness from the virtual world to the real world
Yusuph Emanuel – Roots & Shoots Tanzania
Katja Schmieder – "The coolest bird": cultural differences between European and American Swifts: available only in video on https://youtu.be/hJsc597WH38
Itai Bloch & Nir Sapir – Insights from ATLAS tracking of foraging Little swifts in the Hula Valley, Israel
Yossi Leshem & Amnonn Hahn – A Swift Way to Peace
Lynda Huxley (presented on behalf of Chris Huxley) – Some aspects of the breeding biology of the swifts of County Mayo, Ireland
Gen. (Ret.) Mansour Abu Rashid – From an army general to a peacemaker
Melpo Apostolidou – Helping Swifts in Cyprus
Lukas Viktora – Does it really work? A study in the Czech Republic
Diane Yorgason-Quinn (presented on behalf of Larry Schwitters) – Audubon's “Vaux's Happening” Project
Parcharidou Effrosyni – Swift friendly buildings in Thessaloniki, Greece
Stefano Pesaro – A multi-facetted approach to Swift conservation in Italy
Lothar Schiffler – Airlines: Bird Tracks in the air
Gert de Jong – How to conduct a census of Swifts in a city like Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Mauro Ferri – Artificial Swift nests from Medieval period up to modern times
Kevin Prince – X-ray fluorescence study of Swifts' feathers
Thomas Starkmann – Common Swift nesting sites conservation in Vienna
Dick Newell – What do we know about Swift Nest Boxes?
Mark Smyth – A walk on the Wildside – A look at Swift nesting sites in the natural landscape
Brian Cahalane – Swifts in Ireland
Ninon Ballerstadt – Swifts' sleeping behavior
Edward Mayer – A new Swift Column for the modern built environment
Peter Cush – An overview of Apus apus & Apus apus pekinensis
Mark Coreth – The Tree of Hope – A Swift Project
Alexandru Stahl – Mauerseglerklinik Frankfurt: Mastering Swift rehabilitation
Marco Cucco – Citizen-Science: Swift Conservation in Italy
Ikram Quttaineh – Mahmiyat.ps website: Environmental awareness from the virtual world to the real world
Yusuph Emanuel – Roots & Shoots Tanzania
Katja Schmieder – "The coolest bird": cultural differences between European and American Swifts: available only in video on https://youtu.be/hJsc597WH38
Itai Bloch & Nir Sapir – Insights from ATLAS tracking of foraging Little swifts in the Hula Valley, Israel
Yossi Leshem & Amnonn Hahn – A Swift Way to Peace
Lynda Huxley (presented on behalf of Chris Huxley) – Some aspects of the breeding biology of the swifts of County Mayo, Ireland
Gen. (Ret.) Mansour Abu Rashid – From an army general to a peacemaker
Melpo Apostolidou – Helping Swifts in Cyprus
Lukas Viktora – Does it really work? A study in the Czech Republic
Diane Yorgason-Quinn (presented on behalf of Larry Schwitters) – Audubon's “Vaux's Happening” Project
Parcharidou Effrosyni – Swift friendly buildings in Thessaloniki, Greece
Stefano Pesaro – A multi-facetted approach to Swift conservation in Italy
Lothar Schiffler – Airlines: Bird Tracks in the air
Gert de Jong – How to conduct a census of Swifts in a city like Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Mauro Ferri – Artificial Swift nests from Medieval period up to modern times
Kevin Prince – X-ray fluorescence study of Swifts' feathers
Thomas Starkmann – Common Swift nesting sites conservation in Vienna
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(ordered as scheduled in the program)
for Summaries book & more link here
