BTO Northern Ireland press releases

Press stories relating to Northern Ireland and the work of BTO Northern Ireland.

Date	Title	No.
March 2022	Northern Ireland’s seabirds experience mixed fortunes: Rathlin’s cliffs are groaning with Guillemots but Fulmar are in free-fall.	2022-08
March 2021	Survey of UK's coast highlights change in wintering waterbird populations	2021-08
December 2020	New report reveals good news for rare breeding birds	2020-37
May 2020	Woodland singer goes through the roof in Northern Ireland	2020-15
March 2020	Northern Ireland’s seabirds get an annual health check.	2020-07
July 2019	Increases in generalist predator populations are associated with Pheasant releases	2019-21
May 2019	Greenfinches disappearing in Northern Ireland	2019-13
August 2018	Bird Surveyors help to shed new light on changing mammal populations	2018-22
April 2018	Finches up and down in Northern Ireland	2018-11
December 2017	Report reveals the effect of a changing climate on the UK’s birds	2017-38
September 2017	Wind farms and biodiversity: are they on a collision course?	2017-30
July 2016	Winning Willow Warblers	2016-28
September 2015	Northern Irish school gets to name its own Cuckoo	2015-45
August 2015	BIRD PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR – competition now open for entries	2015-39
July 2015	Meadow Pipits get a break	2015-30

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Belfast's Unsung Seabird

Despite the human hustle and bustle, Belfast Lough is at the heart of Eider conservation in Ireland. BTO's Senior Research Ecologist Kat Booth-Jones dives into research focused on this charismatic seabird.