IoS Seabirds :: Fixed point photography as part of eco monitoring work

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A special place... The Isles of Scilly are one of only two places in England where Manx Shearwaters breed

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Under threat...The Isles of Scilly hold 3,000 fewer pairs of breeding seabirds than 25 years ago

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We need YOUR help to protect our important seabird heritage

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Project Manager Jaclyn has been carrying out fixed point phootgraphy across St Agnes and Gugh and at the control site on Bryher as part of the wider ecological monitoring work. Will the removal of the rats have an impact of the vegetation? Fixed point photos will show comparisons over three years.