Waterbird use of realignment site 2018/19 monitoring at Welwick

Mr Lucas Mander

Mr Matthew Stone

Waterbird assessment for proposed habitat compensatory sites Jul 15, 2016 - Mar 31, 2017
The project is carried out at the Proposed Skeffling and Welwick realignment sites on the behalf of the Environment Agency on the Humber Estuary. The schedule bird survey programme covers the passage period and aims to gather baseline bird data in or... Read More about Waterbird assessment for proposed habitat compensatory sites.

NIRAS - Phase 1 seabirds and their environment May 1, 2017 - Mar 31, 2018
Short initial contract to provide scope for a wider study of seabird distributions in relation to offshore energy activities.

Assessment of the Functional Development of a Habitat Offset Site on the Humber (PHS) Oct 1, 2008 - Dec 31, 2017
The Paull Holme Strays managed realignment site was created in September, 2003 with the aim of providing 80 ha of new intertidal habitat (Environment Agency, 2005). Since 2003, the site has been subjected to monitoring, designed to determine the rate... Read More about Assessment of the Functional Development of a Habitat Offset Site on the Humber (PHS).

2017/2018 Waterbird use of Welwick Realignment Site (Humber Estuary) Sep 1, 2017 - May 31, 2018
This project is a continuation of previous monitoring programmes carried out at the APB welwick realignment site (Humber Estuary) on the behalf of ABPmer. The project primarily entailed a series of surveys of waterbirds on the re-created intertidal a... Read More about 2017/2018 Waterbird use of Welwick Realignment Site (Humber Estuary).

Investigation of habitat suitability for estuarine wading birds using high-resolution tracking Nov 1, 2017 - May 31, 2022
The BTO’s Curlew Appeal aims to identify the pressures facing this rapidly declining species as a necessary first step to introducing potential conservation interventions. As part of this work, we would like to understand better how wintering birds m... Read More about Investigation of habitat suitability for estuarine wading birds using high-resolution tracking.