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CATEGORIES:Earth Talks at the Museum of Zoology
SUMMARY:The science of saving a species – black-tailed god
 wits in the UK  - Dr Jen Smart\, RSPB
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UID:TALK128146AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/128146
DESCRIPTION:Find out how we go about discovering the problems 
 faced by threatened species\, how we are using a r
 ange of exciting and novel conservation techniques
  to help this species and to hear about progress d
 uring the first three years. Project Godwit is a f
 ive year project funded by EU Life and the Heritag
 e Lottery Fund.   \n\nBlack-tailed godwits are a b
 eautiful ground nesting wading bird that are depen
 dent on wetlands. With a declining population of f
 ewer than 50 breeding pairs\, Project Godwit is an
  ambitious RSPB and Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust pr
 oject that aims to prevent this species from becom
 ing extinct in the UK. Dr Jen Smart is a Principal
  Conservation Scientist at the RSPB Centre for Con
 servation Science. Her research focuses on the eco
 logy of breeding waders and developing conservatio
 n solutions to reverse their severe population dec
 lines. Increasingly this involves understanding an
 d managing the impacts of predation and finding wa
 ys to influence landscape-scale management of wet 
 grasslands. 
LOCATION:Museum of Zoology\, Downing Street
CONTACT:Dr Rosalyn Wade
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