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Failing to fledge: why are UK little tern (Sternula albifrons) populations declining despite intensive conservation measures?

The culmination of my Y1 summer research. Thankyou for reading!
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Jasmine Appelboom
Undergraduate, Durham University
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Jasmine Appelboom (She/Her)
Undergraduate, Durham University

Hello!

I am a 3rd year undergrad studying biological sciences at Durham University, England. I am interested in the applications of cell biology and genetics in conservation, with a particular focus on ornithology.

Last summer I researched Little Tern conservation at three sites in England and Wales, focusing on the management techniques used and the relative breeding success of pairs at each site.

This summer I am volunteering at a bird observatory in Sweden, assisting with the ringing of songbirds.

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