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Harbour porpoises frequently alter their behaviour in response to underwater sound from shipping, seismic surveys, drilling and marine renewables. Les...
Read moreThe release of more than 40 million captive-bred pheasants and red-legged partridges in Britain annually represents a significant addition to the pote...
Read moreRats have reached about 80% of the world's islands and are among the most successful invasive mammals. Rats are opportunistic predators that are notor...
Read moreDespite covering a relatively small area on a global scale, estuarine tidal flats are vital to many aquatic bird species during much of the yearly cyc...
Read more1. Captive propagation can lead to phenotypic change in fish populations, but the broader community-level consequences of captive phenotypes remain la...
Read moreAnthropogenic noise is a pervasive and increasing source of disturbance to wildlife. Marine mammals exhibit behavioural and physiological responses to...
Read moreMeasurements of web cover, aphid availability and aphid capture were made in fields of winter wheat in West Sussex and East Anglia, England, in 1981 a...
Read moreThe greater horseshoe bat Rhinolophus ferrumequinum is a rare species in the UK that relies heavily on undisturbed stone buildings in which to breed. ...
Read moreWildlife managers require defensible and transparent population estimates to justify species management. Statistical population reconstruction (SPR) i...
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