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DNA-barcoding against poaching: the Cyprus paradigm

By Andreas Dimitriou|2021-08-20T07:53:03+00:0013 Mar 2017|bird trapping, Conservation, DNA barcoding|

How could DNA barcoding be an ace up the sleeve against poaching?

Breeding Whimbrel habitat characteristics in Shetland

By Peter Cosgrove|2021-10-14T07:42:44+00:0030 Jan 2017|Conservation, habitat, habitat selection|

Do Whimbrel adults and chicks use different habitats?

Reversing population declines in migratory bird species

By Catriona Morrison|2021-10-18T14:16:23+00:0014 Nov 2016|adult survival, Conservation, demography, migrant, Migration, productivity|

Could increasing productivity reverse declines in Willow Warbler populations?

Let’s ‘chat’ about habitat

By Jennifer Border|2021-10-18T14:27:43+00:0031 Oct 2016|Conservation, habitat, habitat selection, migrant|

Can large-scale data reflect fine-scale habitat preferences?

In search of the sacred birds of India

By Virat Jolli|2021-11-16T13:19:00+00:0015 Aug 2016|alpine birds, Conservation, vultures|

The Himalayan Griffon in the western Himalayas

The march of the triffids

By T. R. Shankar Raman|2021-11-16T13:30:11+00:008 Aug 2016|agriculture, biodiversity, bird communities, connectivity, Conservation, forest birds, habitat, land management, land use, tropical birds|

Shifting agriculture supports more rainforest birds than oil palm or teak monocultures.

Tidal marsh bird conservation in the northeast U.S.

By Whitney Wiest|2021-11-16T13:56:28+00:0025 Jul 2016|climate change, Conservation, marsh birds, trends|

Estimating population sizes and historical trends for birds in a vulnerable ecosystem

What do Galapagos Hawks eat after the goats are gone?

By Maricruz Jaramillo|2022-07-11T15:13:11+00:0023 May 2016|Conservation, diet, diet composition, ecology, habitat, island birds, non-natives, raptors|

After the eradication of exotic goats on Santiago Island, Galapagos hawks prey deliveries consist mainly of introduced black rats

Impacts of driven shooting of Red Grouse

By Steve Dudley (he/him)|2016-03-28T07:30:00+00:0028 Mar 2016|Conservation, hunting pressure, land management, moorland, moorland birds, News, red grouse, upland birds|

Management of Red Grouse moors

Mitigation or Compensation: Captive-breeding Houbara

By Robert J. Burnside|2021-11-26T14:01:02+00:0014 Mar 2016|captive-bred, captive-breeding, Conservation, geolocator, gps tags, hunting pressure, re-introduction, tracking|

Can captive-breeding support the hunted Asian Houbara?

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