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- New protections for thousands of seabirds
- New maps reveal hotspots of seabird activity during breeding season
- New study: are teen seabirds safe?
- Seabird declines may be slowing
- Latest UK seabird statistics from the Seabird Monitoring Programme
- The seabird colony vanishes
- 2020 - A huge success for seabirds on England’s south coast
- Drones provide bird’s eye view of how turbulent tidal flows affect seabird foraging habits
- Seabird numbers decline by almost 50%
- Dead puffins wash up on Scottish shores
- The Crown Estate invests over £12million in new research to help protect the UK marine environment
- Teaching old dogs new tricks: sniffer dogs helping detect seabirds
- Flying into trouble? Research and conservation action must be better linked to protect seabirds in the face of climate change
- Concerns grow that new UK Marine Strategy will mean UK governments are no longer accountable for seabird recovery
- Huge concern for Scotland’s seabirds as number dying from Avian Influenza continues to increase
- Avian flu task force announced
- Smart technology aids research into a nationally important seabird colony
- Plastics causing multi-organ damage in seabirds
- New disease caused solely by plastics discovered in seabirds
- Black eyes in seabirds indicates bird flu survival
- First national Marine and Coastal Wildlife Code launched
- Some seabirds returning in lower numbers after avian flu outbreak
- Avian flu impacts breeding success of Scottish birds of prey
- World’s most threatened seabirds visit remote plastic pollution hotspots, study finds
- Avian flu causes another challenging summer for seabirds
- UK study finds some seabirds may develop immunity to bird flu
- Roaming seabirds need ocean-wide protection
- Declining seabirds on a cliff edge
- British gulls contribute to plastic pollution in European wetlands
- New study shows role of bird flu in widespread declines of UK seabirds
- Seabird tracking sheds new light on migration
- See-sawing fortunes for seabirds on the Farne Islands as puffin count gets underway
- Bycatch tragedy: we are losing 200,000 seabirds annually!
- Rangers hopeful of about ‘tern’ in fortunes for graceful seabirds at Long Nanny after colony devastated by bird flu last year
- Are beachgoers driving our wildlife away?
- Puffin population declared ‘stable’ on the Farne Islands as results of first full count for five years are confirmed
- Birds of a feather - restoring habitats for seabirds
- Protecting Scottish Seabirds
- Nature charities call for proposed mega offshore windfarm to be refused
- Puffin count underway as National Trust marks centenary year of caring for the Farne Islands
- £1.6m funds a resilient future for Scotland’s globally important seabirds
- Action to restore seabird populations: Scottish Seabird Conservation Action Plan published.
- Puffins make a comeback to Isle of Muck thanks to decades of conservation effort
- New life from old barges: National Trust undertakes ultimate recycling mission to create island haven for endangered seabirds
- Mass death of seabirds across UK and Europe following winter storms underlines fragility of populations
- Threatened seabirds given lifeline at Montrose Basin
- Innovative research suggests Bass Rock gannet colony may be stabilising
- Two puffins returned to the wild near the Isle of May ahead of World Puffin Day
- Results of Essex’s annual Breeding Bird Survey
- New report calls for end to guga hunt amid seabird declines
- Bycatch-22: first-ever report exposes shocking scale of wildlife deaths in UK commercial fishing
- Climate change is already impacting UK bird populations
- Record number of chicks ringed at Forvie
- NatureScot refusal of Guga Hunt licence welcomed as win for Scotland's seabirds
- Three quarters of people in Scotland think offshore wind farms should only be built where they won’t harm nature
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