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Research news | 2024-01-29

Bird AI and sailing drones – green game changers for marine ecosystems

Groups of guillemots on an island in the Baltic Sea have unknowingly inspired how marine research can be done. Two AI-powered research projects can change how to monitor marine ecosystems – and potentially manage them in real-time

Research news | 2021-09-16

Pandemic lockdown reveals humans as both threats and custodians of the environment

Nature may have received some respite during lockdowns, but there were negative effects too

Research news | 2021-01-19

In the absence of tourists, sea eagles scare cliff-breeding birds in the Baltic Sea

With Covid-19 restrictions stopping human observations of bird colonies, increased presence of sea eagles is disturbing breeding among common murres

Research news | 2020-12-16

Drones help researchers check if seabirds get enough fish

Unmanned vessels equipped with echo-sounder makes fish stock monitoring in the Baltic Sea cheaper, easier and kinder to the environment

Research news | 2020-11-16

Artificial breeding site offers perfect platform for seabird observations

On the island of Stora Karlsö, the steel built lab gives researchers access to observe the largest seabird colony in the Baltic Sea

Research news | 2020-10-14

How top predators and fisheries can survive on the same prey

New research determines the amount of prey required for marine top predators to thrive, improving fisheries management

Research news | 2017-02-27

Politics of the last frontier

Centre directors co-author chapter on Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) in new book covering politics and governance in Antarctica

Research news | 2016-03-23

Less common in the past

Unique collection of tourist photos shows that Baltic Sea common guillemots are at historically high levels today

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