Informing best practice for mitigation and enhancement measures for Barn Owls

Informing best practice for mitigation and enhancement measures for Barn Owls

Citation

Henrietta Pringle, Gavin Siriwardena and Mike Toms. 2017. Informing best practice for mitigation and enhancement measures for Barn Owls. British Trust for Ornithology

In more detail

Using the BTO’s ring-recovery database we have been able to analyse dispersal movements, with the aim of providing insight into Barn Owl movements in the UK. The results of this work suggest that new, high-quality habitat aimed at mitigating negative effects of HS2 on Barn Owls should be located between 3 km and 15 km away from the railway route, depending on the importance placed on minimising juvenile, as opposed to adult, mortality.

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Henrietta Pringle