ECHOES (Effect of climate change on bird habitats around the Irish Sea) seeks to address how climate change will impact coastal bird habitats of the Irish Sea, and what effect this could have on our society, economy, and shared ecosystems.
ECHOES has applied innovative scientific approaches to modelling the behaviour and distribution of Greenland White-fronted goose and Eurasian Curlew.
We have also developed online tools and services to help site managers understand how to best mitigate for the potential impacts of climate change on their sites. By creating tools for land managers, the ECHOES project has been actively promoting climate change adaptation, associated risk prevention, and management. The tools, which are part of the ECHOES Platform, enable land managers and policy makers to understand climate change and its potential impacts at both site and regional levels.
An important aspect of the ECHOES project has been to engage with local stakeholders: those tasked with managing or monitoring coastal habitats and associated bird populations, as well as local communities and their visitors – those who enjoy the coastal environment.
Raising the awareness of climate change impacts and how we can monitor, manage and adapt to these impacts has been one of our key priorities.
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