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Assessing behaviour of lesser black-backed gulls in NW of England

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Lesser black backed gulls have undergone recent population declines, making them a conservation priority. However, it is also subject to licensed control at some sites – under the general licence – on conservation grounds, or because of risk to human health and safety. The Ribble and Alt Estuary Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) / Special Protection Area (SPA) population have been subject to proposals by British Aerospace (BAe) to cull due to the risk of collision with aircraft. Similarly, other populations outside of SPAs are also subject to culling under the general licence, but may have originated from SPA colonies. Additional information: Please note that Defra proc…

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British Trust for Ornithology£20.5kends (31 Dec 2016)

Details

What the buyer calls it
Assessing behaviour of lesser black-backed gulls in NW of England
How they are buying
The buyer did not say
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
23 Nov 2015
Work ends
31 Dec 2016

Who the buyer named

Emma Roberts was the named contact on this notice.

emisk@cefas.co.uk