Connectivity between seabird features of protected sites and offshore wind farms: Lesser Black-backed Gulls and Great Skuas through the breeding, migration and non-breeding seasons

Author(s): Thaxter, C., Ross-Smith, V., Burton, N., Wade, H., Masden, E. & Bouten, W.

Published: January 2013

Publisher: BOU

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Chris Thaxter

Senior Research Ecologist

Niall Burton

Head & Principal Ecologist

Viola Ross-Smith

Science Communications Manager

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