Many Arctic-breeding animals are at risk from local extirpation associated with habitat
constriction and alterations in phenology in their Arctic environment as a result of rapid …

In response to climate warming, migratory animals can alter their migration so that different
events in the annual cycle are better aligned in space and time with suitable environmental …

The quality of swans' nutrition at spring migration stopovers is important for their successful
breeding. It is of great interest to study the differences in nutrition of different swan species …

Abstract Spring staging Greater White-fronted Geese Anser albifrons have increasingly
shifted from traditional diverse grassland fields to monocultures of winter cereals, causing …

Abstract Northern European Greylag Goose Anser anser numbers have increased
substantially in the last four decades, as birds have adapted to an increasingly agricultural …

We combined data from two independent Danish citizen science time‐series to describe
changes in (1) abundance and (2) distribution of 12 wintering populations of geese and …

In recent decades, wild goose populations have grown considerably. Geese forage
extensively in agricultural fields leading to frequent conflicts with agricultural stakeholders …

Breeding census data and September counts show that numbers of Greylag Geese Anser
anser breeding in Denmark have increased more than six-fold in the period 1990–2020 …

Scaring of wildlife is commonly used in attempts to reduce crop damage in agricultural
landscapes, but relatively few studies exist on its actual effect. We tracked GPS‐tagged …

The population of barnacle geese wintering in Denmark has shown a steep increase during
the last decades, prompting a parallel escalation of agricultural conflicts. In Denmark …