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SUMMARY:Are seabirds at ease? Assessing threats to seabirds in Islote Lobos National Park\, Argentina\, using Magellanic penguins as sentinel species
DESCRIPTION:AOS Research Grant Seminar\nPresenter: Natalia Rosciano\, Assistant Researcher\, CONICET; 2025 Latin American and Caribbean Conservation Research Grant winner \n  \n \nThe San Matías Gulf\, a biodiversity hotspot in northern Patagonia\, faces growing pressure from hydrocarbon industrial developments. Using Magellanic Penguins as sentinel species\, we combined GPS tracking during the breeding season with particle scattering simulations to assess how oil spills could overlap with critical foraging areas. Penguins foraged mainly northwest of Islote Lobos National Park\, with core areas overlapping up to 76% with simulated spill zones under certain wind conditions. These results provide a baseline for understanding how industrial expansion may threaten penguin foraging grounds and inform conservation planning in one of Argentina’s most productive marine ecosystems.
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SUMMARY:Population dynamics\, morphological change and conservation of an endemic island bird in the 21st century
DESCRIPTION:AOS Research Grant Seminar\nPresenter: James Mouton\, Assistant Professor\, The Ohio State University; 2021 AOS Postdoctoral Research Grant winner \n  \n \nThe Island Scrub-Jay (Aphelocoma insularis) is restricted to a single island\, making understanding its response to environmental change particularly important for its long-term conservation. I will explore how morphology and population dynamics have changed in recent years\, including evidence for selection during hotter years and population stability through severe drought\, and discuss what these patterns mean for conservation in the 21st century.
URL:https://americanornithology.org/calendar/population-dynamics-morphological-change-conservation-of-endemic-island-bird/
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