Research topic

Stable isotopes in dietary studies

Duncan John Halley

Ecology, behavioural ecology, conservation management, ecological resoration, reintroduction biology, sustainable harvesting. Feasibility studies. Project planning and implementation, both in Norway, developing countries, and the Far East
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Nina Dehnhard

  • seabird ecologist with experience in the tropics, the southern hemisphere including Antarctica and in the North Atlantic
  • has worked with a range of different species: boobies, tropicbirds, penguins, petrels, shags, guillemots, puffins
  • fieldwork experience in partly remote and challenging environments (Christmas Island, Antarctica, Falkland/Malvinas Islands, Iceland, Norway)
  • familar with a broad range of fieldwork methods: 
    • bird counts and population monitoring
    • marking birds with metal & colour rings as well as PITs
    • deployments of GPS, GLS, TDR and video cameras
  • various types of data analyses and statistical modelling
    • linear mixed models with random slopes and random interceps
    • generalized additive mixed models
    • habitat suitability modelling and predicting of suitable foraging habitat
    • survival- and population-modelling
  • supervisor of several Master-students
  • in charge of the monitoring of plastic in fulmar stomachs for OSPAR in Norway

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Céline Albert

Arctic, Ecology, Ecotoxicology, Seabirds, Spatial ecotoxicology, Management and Leadership

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Stable isotopes in dietary studies

Duncan John Halley

Ecology, behavioural ecology, conservation management, ecological resoration, reintroduction biology, sustainable harvesting. Feasibility studies. Project planning and implementation, both in Norway, developing countries, and the Far East
Show full profile of Duncan John Halley

Nina Dehnhard

  • seabird ecologist with experience in the tropics, the southern hemisphere including Antarctica and in the North Atlantic
  • has worked with a range of different species: boobies, tropicbirds, penguins, petrels, shags, guillemots, puffins
  • fieldwork experience in partly remote and challenging environments (Christmas Island, Antarctica, Falkland/Malvinas Islands, Iceland, Norway)
  • familar with a broad range of fieldwork methods: 
    • bird counts and population monitoring
    • marking birds with metal & colour rings as well as PITs
    • deployments of GPS, GLS, TDR and video cameras
  • various types of data analyses and statistical modelling
    • linear mixed models with random slopes and random interceps
    • generalized additive mixed models
    • habitat suitability modelling and predicting of suitable foraging habitat
    • survival- and population-modelling
  • supervisor of several Master-students
  • in charge of the monitoring of plastic in fulmar stomachs for OSPAR in Norway

Show full profile of Nina Dehnhard

Céline Albert

Arctic, Ecology, Ecotoxicology, Seabirds, Spatial ecotoxicology, Management and Leadership

Show full profile of Céline Albert

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