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Of Ruminants and Redshanks

By Elwyn Sharps|2021-12-02T13:52:39+00:0025 May 2015|Breeding, Conservation, Farmland birds, habitat, mortality, shorebirds, waders, wetlands|

Does light grazing cause nest mortality?

Dartford Warbler: unplanned fires and opportunities for conservation

By Adrián Regos|2021-12-05T09:49:40+00:0027 Apr 2015|Breeding, Conservation, distribution, global change, habitat, Science, weather|

How will global change affect the distribution of the Dartford Warbler?

Imperfect adaptation?

By Wenfei Tong|2021-12-05T09:54:38+00:0013 Apr 2015|Breeding, Conservation, News, parasitism, Science|

How birds defend their nests from parasitism

The globally threatened Aquatic Warbler

By Janusz Kloskowski|2021-12-05T11:27:46+00:0030 Mar 2015|Breeding, Conservation, foraging, habitat, Migration, protected areas, Science, wetlands|

Do we know enough to save it?

Bycatch in gillnet fisheries: a bird’s eye view

By Rory Crawford|2021-12-05T11:40:38+00:0019 Jan 2015|Bird Protection, Conservation, fisheries, foraging, mortality, Science, Seabirds|

Can we reduce the 400,000 bird deaths caused by gillnets each year?

Do birds of a feather flock together?

By Kevin Wood|2021-12-05T11:53:41+00:0022 Dec 2014|Breeding, Conservation, distribution, habitat, wetlands|

How habitat preferences vary

Offshore wind: the importance of bird density and breeding season definitions

By Andrew Tongue|2021-12-05T13:15:31+00:0024 Nov 2014|Bird Protection, Breeding, Conservation, Disturbance, Migration, News, renewable energy, Seabirds, tracking, wind farms|

Offshore collision risk modelling can be insufficiently precautionary

Saving long-term studies

By Tim Birkhead|2021-12-05T13:19:22+00:0010 Nov 2014|Breeding, Conservation, crowd-sourcing, funding, phenology, protected areas, Seabirds, tracking|

Crowd-funding research

Devon Cuckoos and citizen science

By Sara Zonneveld|2021-12-05T13:51:24+00:0029 Sep 2014|Breeding, Community, Conservation, People, Science, tracking|

How citizen science is helping with Cuckoo research

Shetland’s phalaropes go WHERE . . . ?!

By Malcolm Smith|2021-12-05T13:54:16+00:0022 Sep 2014|Breeding, Conservation, geolocator, Migration, Science, tracking, wintering|

A Scottish Red-necked Phalarope wintered somewhere totally unexpected . . .

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