Reinstate funding for Skomer Island's Guillemot monitoring
592 Comments
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Gregory McShane
12 years ago
Long-term study such as this is very important. I'm sure there must be less important things to cut.
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Fiona Hughes
12 years ago
Angus
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Steve Garvie
12 years ago
In these uncertain times of global warming studies such as this give important insight into the environmental ramifications of human activity. It is very short-sighted to pull funding on this important study!
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Grace Mclean
12 years ago
Please support
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Jayne Simmons
12 years ago
Skomer is special place who's wildlife needs support and studying
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Ian Bell
12 years ago
£12 000 what price the future ?
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Jerry Lewis
12 years ago
just 12 months since reorganisation, and already making cuts to wildlife monitoring, I would doubt they will be undertaking this essential research "in house"
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John O'Hhalloran
12 years ago
If we are to detect impacts on birds and biodiversity we need long-term data sets
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Jim Brown.
12 years ago
reinstate funding.
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Brian Williamson
12 years ago
Climate change is influencing sea temperature and food for these birds. We need to study how populations respond.
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George Rodger
12 years ago
must continue moitoring
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Steve Palmer
12 years ago
Long-term data, such as have been collected in the Skomer study, are critical to understanding the effects of environmental change on species and ecosystems. Please find the money somewhere to carry on supporting this vital work.
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Ailsa van Rooyen
12 years ago
Angus
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Keith Rowley
12 years ago
This is such a short sighted cut in funding given the at least national importance of this guillemot population.
Long-term study such as this is very important. I'm sure there must be less important things to cut.
Angus
In these uncertain times of global warming studies such as this give important insight into the environmental ramifications of human activity. It is very short-sighted to pull funding on this important study!
Please support
Skomer is special place who's wildlife needs support and studying
£12 000 what price the future ?
just 12 months since reorganisation, and already making cuts to wildlife monitoring, I would doubt they will be undertaking this essential research "in house"
If we are to detect impacts on birds and biodiversity we need long-term data sets
reinstate funding.
Climate change is influencing sea temperature and food for these birds. We need to study how populations respond.
must continue moitoring
Long-term data, such as have been collected in the Skomer study, are critical to understanding the effects of environmental change on species and ecosystems. Please find the money somewhere to carry on supporting this vital work.
Angus
This is such a short sighted cut in funding given the at least national importance of this guillemot population.
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Monitoring of our Sea Birds is essential
this is a very important long standing research project with irreplaceable data. Losing this would be very short termist
Pembrokeshire
Aberdeenshire
Please reconsider the decision to stop the funding.