The Rafael Kuusakoski Memorial Fund has awarded grants totaling €48,300 to support young researchers and projects focused on Baltic Sea birds, marine ecology, climate, and landscape conservation. 🕊️ The awarded projects explore topics such as forest integrity and corridors on wildlife species, the impact of climate change on wildlife habitats, the effects of wetland management on bird biodiversity, the changing environment of the Baltic Sea, the role of standing dead wood in nature conservation, the effects of drainage and restoration on beetles as well as the incubation behavior of long-lived seabirds under ecological stressors. Each project contributes valuable insights into the challenges facing our environment and underscores the importance of conservation efforts. 🌱 Find out more about the grant winners from the link in the comments. #Kuusakoski #KuusakoskiRecycling #ResearchGrants #RafaelKuusakoskiMemorialFund #BalticSea #YoungScientists
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The bunyip bird is endangered, while the brolga is listed as vulnerable in New South Wales. Their survival is threatened by habitat loss and other environmental pressures. Jessica Weir co-authored an article, “Bunyip birds and brolgas: how can we better protect species important to Indigenous people?” recently published in The Conversation. The article examines the gap between Western conservation methods and Indigenous cultural values, advocating for policies that better integrate Indigenous knowledge to protect species like the brolga and bunyip bird, which are vital to Kamilaroi culture. Read the full article to understand this crucial intersection of culture and ecology. https://lnkd.in/g3XuCHM2
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Our Ecologist Jack Kay snapped this shot during our wintering bird survey in Flint last week, offering a scenic view of the Dee Estuary from his location. The main goal? Spotting RAMSAR and SPA bird species. RAMSAR sites: These are internationally significant wetlands that have been recognised by the Ramsar Convention, a global agreement to protect these kinds of habitats. RAMSAR sites are recognised for their ecological significance and support a wide variety of bird species. SPA (Special Protection Areas): Under the EU Birds Directive, SPAs are established to conserve habitats that are essential to the continued existence and growth of specific bird species. These regions are essential to preserving biodiversity and preserving the survival of endangered bird species. Both RAMSAR sites and SPAs play important roles in protecting bird habitats and promoting biodiversity conservation in the UK and beyond. #naturesurvey #ecology #biodiversity #wildlifeobservation #planningpermission
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