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How do I become a better Ally?
Neonicotinoids
Not just about the bees!
The rise of the Inca Empire was partly driven by seabird guano
The Incas implemented the first conservation measures in human history to protect the seabird colonies that provided the guano.
The fable of Audubon the scientist
Does American bird conservation have a branding problem?
Rainbow blog
Letter to a young queer ornithologist
Time for Europe-wide action to save Hen Harriers and Short-eared Owls
Using expert knowledge to map the road to recovery for Europe’s open-country birds of prey
Into the pine woods
High group density results in fierce competition between groups of Red-cockaded Woodpecker.
The smallest Mediterranean seabird makes the longest foraging trips
Mediterranean Storm Petrels travel more than 1,500 km in 3-4 days
Rainbow Blog
Bringing the LGBTQIA+ to life - T
Vultures and condors may help to prevent the spread of infectious diseases
While pathogen microorganisms colonise obligate scavenger birds, there is no clear evidence of them spreading pathogens to the ecosystem
What is happening at the nest?
Deducing nest survival with different monitoring schemes and cameras.
Understanding competition between colonies helps to protect seabirds
High levels of inter-colony competition can lead to segregation of foraging areas.