Changes in coastal habitats due to sea-level rise provide an uncertain, yet significant threat
to shoreline dependent birds. Rising sea levels can cause habitat fragmentation and loss …

We examined the influence of local weather conditions on reproductive success, timing of
breeding and survival in a population of a multi‐brooded ground nesting passerine …

Most seabirds live in large colonies. This fact signifies that there is an advantage in living
and breeding together. Four explanations are put fore ward for this colonial behaviour, more …

In this report we present an assessment of potential changes in the spatial distributions of
over 3,000 plants and animals that occur in England resulting from projected climate …

Density dependence is a conceptual cornerstone of avian population biology and, in
territorial songbirds, past research has emphasized interactions among food limitation …

Hunting of eiders Somateria mollissima from motorboats is common in Danish marine
waters, and to reduce hunting pressure on eiders and other diving duck species in Denmark …

Vistad, OI, Eide, NE, Hagen, D., Erikstad, L. & Landa, A. 2008. Miljøeffekter av ferdsel og
turisme i Arktis–En litteratur-og forstudie med vekt på Svalbard–NINA Rapport 316. 124 s …

We examined breeding dispersal directions in the white stork (Ciconia ciconia), a migratory
bird breeding in large parts of Europe. We asked whether and how the direction of the major …

Large habitat fragments are generally thought to host more species and to offer more
diverse and/or better quality habitats than small fragments. However, the importance of small …

Capsule: We found no evidence of decreased reproductive performance of the White-tailed
Eagle Haliaeetus albicilla, despite ongoing population increases in an environment …