Research and analysis
Displacement and habituation of seabirds in response to marine activities (MMO 1139)
High-level overview of current knowledge of habituation of seabirds to disturbance impacts associated with anthropogenic marine activities.
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This report provides a high-level overview of current knowledge of habituation of seabirds to disturbance impacts associated with anthropogenic marine activities in English territorial waters and subsequent habituation to those activities.
The report explores whether habituation is species or activity dependent and informs on the conditions and scales under which disturbance, displacement, habituation and attraction does or does not occur.
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Published 12 June 2018