Abstract The world population of the Spoon-billed Sandpiper Calidris pygmeus was in freefall during the first decade of the present century. In recent years there has been a prodigious effort to turn around the species’ fortunes and there are now some glimmers of hope for the future. Conserving a species that migrates a quarter of the way round the world requires actions of many different
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