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Biology professor Patty Jones is tapping into seventy years of data from the Bowdoin College Scientific Station (BSS) on Kent Island to spearhead a National Science Foundation-funded project. Under ...

Conservationists hope to gain new insights into one of the UK's rarest breeding seabirds. RSPB scientists spent a month catching and tagging Leach's storm petrels on the remote St Kilda archipelago ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Leach's storm petrels are found in abundance off the east coast of Newfoundland. (Submitted by Taylor Brown - image credit) ...

It is the size of a Starling, but spends much of its life flying into the teeth of marine gales such as those hitting North Wales this week. The Leach’s Petrel is a tiny black-and-white seabird that ...

In the deep cold of a Maine winter, the reality of our warming climate feels counterintuitive. But as scientists remind us, climate change is best understood over the long term. In fact, an imperiled ...

Standing in a forest in Alaska, biologist Michael Andersen finds himself surrounded by half a million storm petrels flying through the air. "There's so many of these birds that they can't help flying ...

The sooty-black seabird should have been far out in the North Atlantic at this time of year The wind had dropped a little, but still made my eyes water, and I was finding it hard to hold my binoculars ...

Three scientists who have led the Bowdoin College Scientific Station on Kent Island at different times over the last few decades have published a new article in Global Change Biology that looks at how ...

A handful of little balls of fluff hold the answers to the health of the UK's largest breeding population of a rare seabird. Leach's storm petrels have declined in numbers globally. Scotland's remote ...