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New non-fiction book for children and teenagers on 600 different insect species in our gardens

Our colleague Dr Armin Rose has written a book for children and teenagers about insects, spiders and other creepy-crawly creatures in the garden.

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New study to assess the risk that birds collide with wind turbines

In the study, probabilistic methods were tested to determine the mortality risk of breeding bird species vulnerable to collisions with wind turbines.

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BioConsult SH invited to United Nations Climate Change Conference 2023

Our SPACEWHALE service is finalist of the Expo Live Innovation Programme and invited to participate in the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai.

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DiverLog – red-throated divers fitted with GPS loggers

Within the framework of the DiverLog project, the BioConsultSH team has successfully completed two field trips in project year 2023.

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Environmental impacts of dredging on common eiders

A recent publication describes an individual-based model analysing the influence of the construction of the Fehmarnbelt Fixed link on the nutritional requirements of common eiders.

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BioConsult SH participates in the 34th Conference of the European Cetacean Society

From 16 to 20 April 2023, our colleagues Julika Voß, Karoline Hots and Alexander Schubert participated in this year's 34th conference of the European Cetacean Society at O Grove, Galicia, Spain.

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First drone surveys for APIS project

In the APIS (Aerial Photogrammetric Integrative Surveys) project, drone-based species and habitat mapping is tested in the Wadden Sea National Park over two years.