Our new paper shows Northern Gannet foraging trip length increases with colony size and decreases with latitude using data for >1000 tracked birds! Blog: https://t.co/GE7DhIZ5mH Paper @RSocPublishing Open Science: https://t.co/kV1aKl73Ss

📢New blog is out on the Seabird Tracking Database! Joshua Coste shares details about his research on Red-footed Booby homing behaviour in the Indian Ocean 🌊 ➡️ https://t.co/Zv1jZTikIh Full paper here: https://t.co/Ar8z4qlnnp

Tracking Ascension Island’s seabirds across borders: Learn how our @UKBCFs DarwinPlus project will help us understand how seabirds & fisheries overlap in the High Seas 🌊 Led by @AIGConservation + @BirdLife_News, @GlobalFishWatch, @The_MMO, @CefasGovUK https://t.co/UVyCnFIOmx

It's great to be working with Ascension Island Government again after visiting to track #seabirds in 2018! 🗺️ Read about our project here:

🚨NEW OA PAPER🚨@GEB_macro details how we delineated six #MarineFlyways using #seabird #tracking data & novel analytical methods ➡️ https://t.co/R1djOpiteH #ornithology #migration #BLScience We're grateful to @GOBIsecretariat @iki_germany for funding the project 🧵1/5

Milestone for seabird tracking! 🌊 Day 2 of our 12 Days of BirdLife celebrates 20 years of the BirdLife Seabird Tracking Database.🎉 The Database has become one of the most comprehensive marine conservation collaborations in the world, helping address the growing threats to

Innovative solutions! Day 4 of our 12 Days of BirdLife celebrates the launch of AVISTEP in four new countries, helping the planet's migratory birds. 🌍 Together with DEG Impulse, we rolled out AVISTEP, an open-access tool that allows anyone interested in planning on and

🐧 @BirdLifeMarine needs seabird tracking data! We're looking for Humboldt Current region data for assessing fisheries bycatch risk 🎣 https://t.co/FCfaA9lTwN This project is a collaboration with @GlobalFishWatch funded by @NFWFnews

🚨Calling for seabird data! 🚢We are collating seabird tracking data for the Humboldt Current region to assess fisheries bycatch risk. 🤝This is a collaborative project with @GlobalFishWatch funded by @NFWFnews. And you can be part of it! Go to:

Next was Martin Beal, Post-doc at University of Lisbon, who showed a case study & how seabirds connect countries & people🤝 Martin was key to developing track2KBA, an R package for identifying important sites for biodiversity from tracking data: https://t.co/yl3tH3sB1T

Norm Ratcliffe, Seabird Ecologist from BAS, followed. He shared a case study from the extremely remote Zavodovski Island, South Sandwich Islands. 🐧 Did you know Zavodovski Island holds the largest penguin’s colony in the world?

We then had Ana Carneiro who led a review of results and conservation successes of the STDB. 👀You can find this and more in the recently published article on 20 years of collaboration for marine conservation with the STDB: https://t.co/akUpXLzv4a

We then had a set of amazing talks hosted by @TammyEDavies . 🚀 The first speaker was John Croxall, former Chair of Global Seabird Programme of BirdLife International, CBE & Fellow of the Royal Society. He shared the history and original motivations behind creating the STDB.

❤️Thanks to everyone who joined the event and to those involved with the STDB during the past 20 years! 💪This is a true collaborative effort for the conservation of seabirds. Super fans can even get a t-shirt ;) https://t.co/ArrJXCHaAf

🎂This week we celebrated 20 years of the Seabird Tracking Database (STDB)! https://t.co/iTSmWizhz6 We had many activities with people attending online and in person. Here is a recap on everything that went on🧵:

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We are flying over to https://t.co/oLWWtHTac7 For now, we will be duplicating all posts on both platforms - join us there!

What happened to social complexity when past societies were geographically constrained? Run our agent-based model to explore the impact of different landscapes yourself! Or read our new paper: https://t.co/sSPcrX7wTF Find the code: https://t.co/0xdBqUFKpM @amesoudi #archaeology

🎉New review celebrates 20 years of collaboration for marine conservation through the BirdLife Seabird Tracking Database! Learn how >43 million locations from our amazing contributors are used to save seabirds🐧🗺️ News: https://t.co/qbFln1JHwK Paper: https://t.co/AmgJt9WSL4