Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For over 50 years, UKCEH scientists have been monitoring seabirds on the Isle of May off the east coast of Scotland — one of the longest-running studies of its kind in the world. This long-term research gives us powerful insight into how climate change, pollution, fisheries, and offshore wind farms affect our marine ecosystems.
In this short, we asked two of our seabird ecologists to share their favourite species. It’s a fun moment from a serious project that’s vital for seabird conservation and marine science. You'll never guess what they picked...
🎥 Whether you love puffins, guillemots, or terns — this one’s for you.
#Seabirds #WorldSeabirdDay #shorts
For over 50 years, UKCEH scientists have been monitoring seabirds on the Isle of May off the east coast of Scotland — one of the longest-running studies of its kind in the world. This long-term research gives us powerful insight into how climate change, pollution, fisheries, and offshore wind farms affect our marine ecosystems.
In this short, we asked two of our seabird ecologists to share their favourite species. It’s a fun moment from a serious project that’s vital for seabird conservation and marine science. You'll never guess what they picked...
🎥 Whether you love puffins, guillemots, or terns — this one’s for you.
#Seabirds #WorldSeabirdDay #shorts
