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From Europe to India – A little investigated route of migratory birds
Editors’ Choice article: Lisovski, S., Neumann, R., Albrecht, T., Munclinger, P., Ahola, M.P., Bauer, S., Cepak, J., Fransson, T., Jakobsson, S., Jaakkonen, T., Klvana, P., Kullberg, C., Laaksonen, T., Metzger, B.
Simeon Lisovski
Jul 2, 2021
4 min read
Light‐Level Geolocator Analyses: A user's guide
Established in 1987, the ARGOS system allowed the world-wide tracking of animals equipped with satellite transmitters. This new technology provided unprecedented insights into the movements of animals. But the devices were bulky as well as heavy and not yet ready to track the majority of smaller species like birds.
Simeon Lisovski
Dec 11, 2019
5 min read
How our ‘Avian Athlets’ could spread influenza
The migration of these small birds is fraught with difficulties, and most species will stop along the way to refuel. Some of the most common stop-over sites are in South-east Asia and along the Yellow Sea, areas where highly pathogenic avian influenza is now endemic.
Michelle Wille
Aug 29, 2019
4 min read
Mitigating conflicts between agriculture and migratory geese: is shooting a viable option or just passing on the problem?
Following the recent article, Shooting may aggravate rather than alleviate conflicts between migratory geese and agriculture, Silke Bauer explains why management plans for migratory goose populations need to be considered across a broader scale.
Silke Bauer
May 31, 2018
3 min read
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