British Trust For Ornithology

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Projects

Name	Role	Start	End
Predicting the Impact of Future agricultural Change and uptake of Environmental Stewardship on Farmland Birds	Lead Partner	-	-
Assessing the effectiveness of ELS in delivering resources for birds in arable landscapes	Lead Partner	-	-
Quantifying the magnitude of the loss of set-aside stubbles and its impact on the winter ecology and distribution of farmland birds	Lead Partner	-	-
Zero rate of set-aside evaluating the potential impact on farmland birds and the implications for requirements for ELS uptake and related agri-environmental measures	Lead Partner	-	-
Assessing the impact of the loss of set-aside stubbles on the winter ecology, behaviour and distribution of farmland birds and their breeding population trends.	Lead Partner	-	-
Identifying a range of options to prevent avian collision with wind turbines & modelling collision risk against a range of mitigation options	Lead Partner	-	-
BTO range expansion for fulmar collection	Lead Partner	-	-
Changes in breeding bird populations due to housing development	Lead Partner	-	-
Climate Change and Migratory Species Indicator species and protocols for data collection	Lead Partner	-	-
Understanding the causes of decline in breeding bird numbers in England.	Lead Partner	-	-
Biological Impacts of Climate Change Observation Network – BICCO Net	Lead Partner	-	-
Contibution to BTO Bird Atlas	Lead Partner	-	-
The effects of climate change on the ornithological interest of the UK’s Special Protection Areas	Lead Partner	-	-
A review, collation and spatial analysis of data in support of a targeted review of the current UK network of terrestrial and coastal Special Protection Areas for birds (SPAs	Lead Partner	-	-
Effects of woodland structure on woodland bird populations – an assessment of the effects of changes in woodland structure on bird populations as a result of woodland management practices and deer browsing	Lead Partner	-	-

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