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2008-2009, ECON, COWRIE Research, Use of coastal waters by breeding terns
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2008-2009, ECON, COWRIE Research, Use of coastal waters by breeding terns

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May 2021

Collection date:

January 2008 - December 2009

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Publication date:

May 2021

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Summary

The potential impact of the development of offshore wind farms (OWFs) upon seabird
populations is a key issue within the current debate on sustainable energy provision. Terns,
(Sterna spp. and Sternula albifrons), especially when on their breeding grounds, have emerged
as sensitive receptors in many consented and planned OWF projects. To date, info...

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Birds
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Quantifying the relative use of coastal waters by breeding terns