New study calls for better information on changes in wild animal populations
Technology and citizen science can boost biodiversity monitoring
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Estimating animal populations from camera trap surveys
New analytical methods to estimate the size of wild animal populations from a distance
Dolphin population
New international study highlights ongoing damage to marine mammals
Slow recovery for New Zealand 'Right Whales'
Research suggests it will take at least 60 years before whale population is restored.
Protecting marine mammals part of new energy centre guidance
Risk to dolphins and seals from tidal energy developments to be assessed
African vultures declining at a critical rate
An international team of researchers, including leading scientists from the University of St Andrews, say African vultures are heading towards extinction
Research helps support Indian Ocean sanctuary
Paper published today provides vital evidence to support delicate community partnership.
Scientists discover noise pollution effects on shellfish
New study suggests man-made noise in the oceans may have significant damaging effects on shellfish populations
Computerised “mug-shots” provide a “who’s who?” of seals
New tool for identifying seals reveals the secrets of individual females.
Monitoring marine mammals
Novel Scottish technology for renewable energy sector launched in St Andrews.