The post‐breeding movements of three northeast Atlantic populations (north Greenland,
Svalbard and Franz Josef Land) of the ivory gull Pagophila eburnea, a threatened high …

Abstract Life Linked to Ice examines the consequences for biodiversity of the dramatic
changes occurring to sea ice. It was prepared by the Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna …

The ongoing decline of sea ice threatens many Arctic taxa, including the ivory gull.
Understanding how ice-edges and ice concentrations influence the distribution of the …

This paper presents the results of a number of aircraft-and boat-based surveys for seabird
breeding colonies in East and North Greenland carried out in the period 2003 to 2018 and …

Natural catastrophic events such as heavy rainfall and windstorms may induce drastic
decreases in breeding success of animal populations. We report the impacts of summer …

Conducting multi-species studies is important when assessing current ecosystem state and
predicting climate change impacts, as altered biological interactions can affect the wider …

The Arctic marine avifauna is made up of a diverse assemblage of seabirds and sea ducks
whose life history traits, foraging strategies and physical adaptations have been wholly …

Of the abiotic changes associated with the current phase of warming occurring on Earth, the
loss of sea ice, snow cover, and glaciers are among the most apparent, rapid, and …

The at‐sea distribution of top predators, seabirds and marine mammals, was determined in
the high Arctic pack ice on board the icebreaker RV Polarstern in July to September 2014. In …

In July 2019, a survey of the breeding population of Ivory Gull Pagophila eburnea was
conducted in North and East Greenland. In total, 36 known sites were visited, 16 of these …