Seabird reproductive success reveals the impact of global changes on marine ecosystems
Climate and the intensity of human activities are changing at an unprecedented rate, but what are the responses of marine ecosystems to these changes and do they differ between hemispheres? An international study published with CEBC researchers shows, through long-term monitoring, that variations in the number of young produced per female in seabirds follow differences in ocean warming and human impacts, with the strongest effects observed in fish-eating species in the Northern Hemisphere
