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Explaining complicated processes clearly, Ella Benninghaus examines links between temporally varying physical variables and seabird productivity at #CoimbraSeabirds Excellent work and delighted to see UKCEHseabirds data from #IsleOfMay used here. The Seabird Group NatureScot

Oliver Leedham of UKCEHseabirds presents his estimates of prey offtake by #seabirds including potential habitat loss due to displacement of #offshorewind farms and interannual variation at #CoimbraSeabirds. The Seabird Group

.@LilaBuckingham presents an individual based model of effects of displacement from #offshorewind farms on #seabirds at #CoimbraSeabirds conference. One of the clearest explanations of sub-lethal effects of #offshorewind that you could hope to hear.

Outstanding plenary at #CoimbraSeabirds by Paco Bustamante on toxic effects of mercury on #seabirds. Lots of important but complex variation within and between species. The Seabird Group

Excellent images of gannet foraging from camera loggers presented by Evelyn Alexander at #CoimbraSeabirds. Important insights into diet, social feeding and multi species (Manx shearwater bottom left) The Seabird Group

Powerful talk by Signe Christensen-Dalsgaard at #CoimbraSeabirds showing paired historic and current photos illustrating the drastic declines in Norway’s #seabirds. Striking, sad images of now silent cliffs.

At #CoimbraSeabirds conference, Bertille Mohring presents results on “pace-of-life” in two albatross species. Good stuff. Still so few studies that have looked at this. The Seabird Group

Immaculate talk by @AliceTrevail on immature prospecting of breeding colonies in tropical #seabirds at #CoimbraSeabirds The Seabird Group

Super talk by Eve Merrall at #CoimbraSeabirds on population sensitivity of #seabirds to anthropogenic threats. Interesting perspective on use of PVA in assessments - as part of holistic approach not in isolation. Nice follow-up to doi.org/10.1111/1365-2… The Seabird Group

Huge thanks from all at UKCEHseabirds to Jaime and the whole team at Universidade de Coimbra for an excellent #CoimbraSeabirds conference. Fantastic talks and social events in a brilliant location. The Seabird Group

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Our research grants are open 🧪 Do you have a seabird research project in need of some 💰? Apply before the 31st October to be awarded a grant up to £600. For more info: seabirdgroup.org.uk/grants

RSPB NI is delighted to see NI’s first Seabird Conservation Strategy out for public consultation DAERA It is vital that this strategy is effectively resourced, with robust, ambitious and timebound actions to address significant declines and truly work to #ProtectOurSeabirds

UK National River Flow Archive at UKCEH Understanding the UK environment: For more than 50 years we have been monitoring the globally important seabird populations on the Isle of May, including colonies of shags, kittiwakes and puffins. catalogue.ceh.ac.uk/documents/8abc… 5/

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New paper: We investigated kittiwake avoidance/attraction responses to three OWFs in the North Sea at macro-scale (0-4km) and to individual turbines (meso-scale). Results indicate slight attraction to the OWF boundary, but avoidance of individual turbines link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Join us in celebrating 20 years of the BirdLife Seabird Tracking Database!🎉 The Database has become one of the most comprehensive marine conservation collaborations in the world. 🌊🌎 It hosts one of the largest collection of seabird tracking data in existence, helping address

Excellent talk by Christopher Pollock on cumulative effects of #offshorewind farms on #seabirds using an individual-based modelling approach. #BOUasm24 #SESH2

NEW PAPER in #ornithology shows the amazing contribution of the BirdLife Marine tracking database to the #conservation of #seabirds: Paper: buff.ly/3UlmA8k Blog: buff.ly/3NCD4Ff Database: buff.ly/4hkTmQE

Massive congratulations to Sylvan Benaksas, newly doctored today Ecology and Evolutionary Biology!Thanks to James Waggitt and Gavin Thomas for examining, Francis Daunt & Chris Lynam Cefas for co-supervision, ACCE DTP for funding. Papers coming soon, we hope