Conservation strategy for red-billed choughs in Scotland: Assessment of the impact of supplementary feeding and evaluation of future management strategies

Amanda E Trask; Eric M Bignal; Sarah R. Fenn; DI McCracken; Pat Monaghan; Jane M Reid

Conservation strategy for red-billed choughs in Scotland: Assessment of the impact of supplementary feeding and evaluation of future management strategies

Amanda E Trask^*, Eric M Bignal, Sarah R. Fenn, DI McCracken, Pat Monaghan, Jane M Reid

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Original language	English
Publisher	Scottish Natural Heritage
Commissioning body	Scottish Natural Heritage
Number of pages	58
Volume	Research Report 1152
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-78391-797-6
Publication status	Print publication - 20 Nov 2020

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Scottish Chough population stabilises
McCracken, D.
28/11/20
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Islay and Colonsay sees improving numbers of rare red-billed choughs
McCracken, D.
20/11/20
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Integrating advances in population and evolutionary ecology with conservation strategy through long-term studies of red-billed choughs
Reid, J. M., Bignal, E. M., Bignal, S., McCracken, D., Fenn, S., Trask, A. & Monaghan, P., Jan 2022, In: Journal of Animal Ecology. 91, 1, p. 20-34 15 p.
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Trask, A. E., Bignal, E. M., Fenn, S. R., McCracken, DI., Monaghan, P., & Reid, J. M. (2020). Conservation strategy for red-billed choughs in Scotland: Assessment of the impact of supplementary feeding and evaluation of future management strategies. Scottish Natural Heritage. https://www.nature.scot/sites/default/files/2020-07/Publication%202020%20-%20SNH%20Research%20Report%201152%20-%20Conservation%20strategy%20for%20red-billed%20choughs%20in%20Scotland.pdf

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Press/Media

Scottish Chough population stabilises

Islay and Colonsay sees improving numbers of rare red-billed choughs

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Integrating advances in population and evolutionary ecology with conservation strategy through long-term studies of red-billed choughs

Cite this