Research topic: Full annual cycle
Research location: Muraviovka Park, Russia
Volunteer-based bird migration research, long-term monitoring, conservation and environmental education at Muraviovka Park in Far East Russia. Organized since 2011 by Wieland Heim. www.amurbirding.blogspot.com
Research topic: Migration
BirdLife Netherlands is part of the East Atlantic Flyway Initiative of BirdLife. We are working on waterbird conservation to create a pearl string of stop over, wintering and breeding sites that are well protected. Also we are working with national BirdLife partners in North Africa and West Africa to research landbird migration and work with local communities on land restoration and well managed landscapes for landbirds.
Research topic: Full annual cycle
A large-scale and long-term study to explore connectivity, movement, variation and potential speciation in populations of intra-African migrant bird species that have a core range across sub-Saharan Africa.
Research topic: Migration
Research location: Eastern Black Sea coast
BRC is a research and conservation project working on migratory birds (of prey) at the eastern Black Sea coast of the Republic of Georgia and consists of a highly dynamic and forward-thinking team of young biologists and nature enthusiasts.
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Research topic: Breeding ecology
Research locations: Devon and Somerset woodlands; East Dartmoor NNR
PiedFly.Net is a science based non-profit organisation co-ordinating community participation in monitoring Pied Flycatchers and other hole-nesting woodland birds to contribute to science and monitoring projects. The network co-ordinates monitoring of nest box schemes with breeding populations of Pied Flycatchers across southwest England. It is run by Malcolm Burgess. See www.piedfly.net.
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Research topic: Migration
Research location: International Centre for Bird Migration (CIMA), Cadiz
Migres Programme is a long-term scientific monitoring of migratory birds population across the Strait of Gibraltar, which allows:
- to detect changes in migratory populations that can be related to the trends of these species at a global level, as indicators of their conservation status;
- to detect the changes in species migratory patterns;
- to try to understand the biological meaning of these changes in relation to the current scenario of global change.
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Research topic: Breeding ecology
Turtle doves are undergoing huge populations declines- most notably in the UK. Although this UK decline can be attributed to a reduction in breeding productivity and a lack of nesting habitat, a high prevalence of Trichomonas gallinae infection was found in a sample of this population during the breeding season of 2011.
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Research topic: Breeding ecology
Research location: Senegal
During 2011-2015, Turtle Doves have been monitored in the UK to determine their foraging, breeding and ranging behaviour in order to determine whether trial conservation interventions positively impact breeding success.
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