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Ring Recovery

Seagulls are biomonitoring tools for anthropogenic pollution, such as oil spills, and for toxic natural occurring substances, such as marine biotoxins. Seagulls can travel across an entire hemisphere, being quite resilient under adverse conditions, including the occurrence of high levels of pollution.
Within the LIFE+ MarPro project, a colour ringing scheme was implemented focusing on Yellow-legged Gulls and Lesser Black-backed Gulls in order to monitor their survival after their recovery at the rehabilitation center CRAMQ. Monitoring the success of the rehabilitation process and of the type of displacements they are able to make, allows us to formulate better estimates of the potential effect of high levels of pollution in the ocean. 

If you find a ringed bird, please send us the ring code and other info in the form below. Thank you!


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Last Modified: 23/02/2016

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