Offshore wind energy development (OWED) is rapidly expanding globally and has the
potential to contribute significantly to renewable energy portfolios. However, development of …

For decades, studies have highlighted links between wind patterns and the behavior,
ecology, distribution, energetics and life history of seabirds. However, only relatively recently …

Technological advances in the field of animal tracking have greatly expanded the potential
to remotely monitor animals, opening the door to exploring how animals shift their behaviour …

The use of bio‐logging devices to track animal movement continues to grow as
technological advances and device miniaturisation allow researchers to study animal …

The intensification of coastal development poses potential threats for coastal seabirds, and
understanding their habitat use is a key factor to guide conservation and management. In …

Animal‐borne bio‐logging devices are routinely fitted to seabirds to learn about their
behaviour and physiology, as well as their interactions with the marine environment. The …

Climate change alters species distributions by shifting their fundamental niche in space
through time. Such effects may be exacerbated by increased inter-specific competition if …

Biologging is central to the study of wildlife, but questions remain about the minimization of
effects of biologging devices. Rarely considered are changes biologging devices induce on …

Investigator disturbance while monitoring seabirds can result in lower survival rates and
breeding success, leaving lasting negative impacts on the population and biasing …

A wide variety of attachment techniques have been used to track birds with electronic tags,
with glue, tape, leg rings, neck collars and harnesses being the most common methods. In …