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• Endangered seabird inches closer to extinction on UK Overseas Territory
• Northern Ireland’s seabirds get an annual health check
• Seabird eggs contaminated with cocktail of plastic additives
• Major conservation project for Rathlin Island gets green light
• Mouse presence on remote island puts millions of seabirds at risk
• Avian flu confirmed in Bass Rock gannet colony
• A triumphant return to the Montrose Basin reserve for common terns
• Concern over slow start to seabird breeding season
• ‘Terning’ the tide for seabird decline in Lancashire
• Plastic pollution causing dementia-like signs in seabird chicks
• BTO scientists call for urgent investment in long-term monitoring and improved approaches to disease response, as avian influenza decimates a suite of bird species
• Downturn in fortunes: Long Nanny terns face mounting pressures from climate change and disease
• Gastro gulls face slim pickings
• Chagos study highlights value of vast Marine Protected Areas
• New tool will revolutionise puffin census efforts
• World’s deadliest windfarm? Help save our seabirds from Bewick Bank
• Mixed fortunes for Farne Islands’ seabirds in 2025 breeding season
• Berwick Bank windfarm, which is predicted to kill tens of thousands of seabirds, has been awarded public subsidy
• WWII Pillboxes Transformed into Havens for Endangered Seabirds
• Puffin-cam goes live on the Farne Islands as seabirds return in their thousands to breed
• The Scottish Seabird Centre calls for urgent action to address concerns over seabird bycatch
• Iconic seabird islands join RSPB nature reserve network
• The Scottish Seabird Centre objects to weakening of Berwick Bank Wind Farm seabird plan
• New study shows long-lasting effects of bird flu on Gannet colonies
• First puffling sighting in three decades gives hope for Dorset’s dwindling puffin colony

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