#ORNITHOLODAY | 20 March 2019
Comp Sci Birding: The use of R in ornithology for informing management decisions of species at risk
Witnessing the extinction of a charismatic species
What happens on the genetic level in a population that faces extinction?
Caning for conservation
Bamboo canes could be a versatile and inexpensive tool to help reduce predation from large gulls on ground nesting seabirds
Innovative landscape-scale management for Woodlark
Does experimental ground-disturbance management benefit Woodlark?
Who delivers nature conservation research with the greatest impact: universities or NGOs?
Where is the highest impact research on biodiversity conservation undertaken?
Mice wreak havoc for South Atlantic seabirds
Invasive mice kill nearly 2 million birds a year on Gough Island
From IOCongress2018
Amanda Trask highlights the conservation science and science communication from IOCongress2018
Power-line collisions threaten South African bustards
What contributes to the unsustainably high rate of bustard power-line collisions?
Wind farms and Hen Harriers in Ireland
Considerable spatial overlap and weak evidence for impact
Chasing isotope ‘ghosts’
Where do Slender-billed Curlews breed?