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- The distribution, diet, vulnerability of far-ranging pelagic-foraging seabirds to oil spills
- EIRwind – Understanding seabird vulnerability to offshore windfarms
- MarPAMM - Marine Protected Area Management and Monitoring
- The development of robust predictors of seabird behaviour at sea
- The Ecology of a Cryptic Game Species
- Dipper Ecology
- Developing a tool to predict the distribution of seabirds
- Developing and assessing a monitoring strategy for burrow nesting seabirds in Ireland
- How Wintering Waterbirds use Dublin Bay
- Eurasian Woodcock Satellite Tagging and Tracking Project 2012-2016
- Modelling the impacts of fossils and renewable energy industries on internationally protected seabird populations around Ireland
- The evolutionary ecology of individual variation in cognitive performance
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Samuel Crofts
Biography
Sam obtained his BSc in Ecology and Conservation from the University of Sussex in 2013. He has recently completed an MSc in Conservation Ecology at Oxford Brookes University. His thesis investigated relationships between habitat and diet of Little Owls in Gloucestershire. During his studies he has held a number of Research Assistant positions within the Edward Grey Institute of Field Ornithology at the University of Oxford. At UCC, Sam worked as a Research Assistant with Professor John Quinn on the ERC funded project “The evolutionary ecology of cognition across a heterogeneous landscape.”