Review of the potential of seabird colony monitoring to inform monitoring programmes for consented offshore wind farm projects

Author(s): Cook, A.S.C.P., Humphreys, E.M., Robinson, R.A. & Burton, N.H.K.

Published: April 2019 Issue No.: 712

Publisher: British Trust for Ornithology Pages: 163pp

ISBN: 978-1-912642-07-6

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Liz Humphreys

Principal Ecologist - Seabirds

Rob Robinson

Associate Director, Research

Niall Burton

Head & Principal Ecologist

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