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Loggers attached to birds can affect foraging behaviour
21. November 2025

Loggers attached to birds can affect foraging behaviour

A study on the effects of using different kinds and combinations of loggers on European shags (Gulosus aristotelis) was recently published in the Journal of Avian Biology. The authors conclude that loggers can have negative impacts on the...
Can new technologies improve seabird monitoring?
2. October 2025

Can new technologies improve seabird monitoring?

Well-established methods for monitoring seabird populations have provided solid data sampling for a long time, but they have certain shortfalls. Researchers from several countries have collaborated on outlining the possibilities and limitations...
Boreal plants colonise the Arctic and could transform tundra landscapes
25. September 2025

Boreal plants colonise the Arctic and could transform tundra landscapes

Boreal species are increasingly moving north into the Arctic, a process known as borealization. This shift is reshaping tundra ecosystems and could trigger cascading effects with profound impacts with profound impacts on Indigenous communities...

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