Research proposals: studying the effects of large gulls on wading bird species in the Forest of Bowland
This is a contract result notice, not an open opportunity. Details from the official award data.
In collaboration with partners, Natural England is seeking to better understand and gather evidence on declining wading bird species in the Forest of Bowland area which also hosts the UK's largest Lesser black-backed gull colony.
Natural England is seeking a contractor to design a field research proposal which aims to address the evidence gaps identified in the Request for Quotation document.
The study design will be used to support wildlife licensing applications in this area.
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The study design will be used to support wildlife licensing applications in this area.
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- award · Awarded
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- 074217-2025
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