In this newsletter:
- Updates on the ECHOES Project
- Singing to the Birds
- Walk & Talk at Blackrock Estuary
- Birdwatching and Talk with Aghada Sea Scouts
- Online Resources page
- ECHOES Web Platform: A tool for land managers
- Why do we use satellite tags and how do we do it?
- Research Updates
- Consortium Meeting
- ECHOES in the Press
- ECHOES Overseas
- Meet the Team
In this newsletter:
- Mysterious Curlews, focus groups and plenty of goose poop – it has been an eventful past six months!
- Curlew tracking on Anglesey
- Greenland White-fronted Geese: Vegetation sampling and faecal collections
- The ECHOES Web Platform: A useful tool for anyone who manages coastal land
- World Curlew Day
- ECHOES researcher engages with 1,500 children during Green Schools Ireland event
- Digging for invertebrates
- Meet the team
In this newsletter:
- Moving forward after a bumpy start
- The ECHOES project launch
- Ramblings of a Project Manager: Hosting Webinars
- Ringing and tagging has begun
- Plea to bird watchers: Please report ringed Curlew!
- Have you spotted any Greenland White-fronted Geese?
- Bird species distribution modelling across coastal habitats
- Habitat and landcover mapping
- Web platform – Tools, design and development
- Meet the team!
- Introducing our project illustrations
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