In the last thirty years, the emergence and progression of biologging technology has led to
great advances in marine predator ecology. Large databases of location and dive …

Quantifying current and future overlap between human activities and wildlife is a core and
growing aim of ecological study, spurring ever more spatial data collection and …

As part of global efforts to reduce dependence on carbon‐based energy sources there has
been a rapid increase in the installation of renewable energy devices. The installation and …

Competition between apex predators can alter the strength of top‐down forcing, yet we know
little about the behavioral mechanisms that drive competition in multipredator ecosystems …

The population size of many species, particularly those in the aquatic environment, cannot
be censused directly. Counts, during the breeding season, of one component of the …

Spatial separation within predator communities can arise via territoriality but also from
competitive interactions among and within species. However, linking competitive …

There is global interest in marine renewable energy from underwater tidal turbines. Due to
overlap in animal habitat with locations for tidal turbines, the potential for collisions has led …

Young animals must learn to forage effectively to survive the transition from parental
provisioning to independent feeding. Rapid development of successful foraging strategies is …

Aquaculture and marine renewable energy are two expanding sectors of the Blue Economy
in Europe. Assessing the long-term environmental impacts in terms of eutrophication and …

Identifying and quantifying the effects of climate change that alter the habitat overlap of
marine predators and their prey population distributions is of great importance for the …