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No limits to leisure activities?
Grouse and Rock Partridge – herbivores at the mercy of the weather
Gaining ground: non-native bird species
Hedgerows and forest edges – valuable structures in farmland
Nesting sites for gulls and terns
Agriculture has a responsibility for bird conservation
Continued decline of Red List species
The return of the Bearded Vulture
A golden age for raptors and owls?
Gravel pits – refuges for displaced species
Southern species expand northwards
Deadwood and old-growth stands are essential for birds
Rock faces – spectacular and valuable places of refuge
Herons and egrets make a comeback
Gravel-nesting birds under threat
Species conservation is necessary and worth the effort
Breeding birds on our doorstep
Rails: secretive life between water and land
Waterbirds: where wintering and breeding grounds overlap
Hunting and persecution by humans
Is Switzerland with its abundance of water a paradise for fish-eating birds?
New species still arriving in our cities
Many specialist species in open woodland
Problematic coexistence – sharing our buildings with birds
Swiss bird communities in constant change
Alpine Tit and Willow Tit – an example of incipient speciation?
Alluvial forests – a paradise for birds
The spread of settlements has consequences for farmland birds
Monitoring birds in Switzerland
Unexpected breeders
Switzerland needs large wetlands with plenty of water
Decline of insectivorous birds
Lush and green – too much fertiliser harms birds
Many breeding birds move to higher ground
Messengers from the east
Mediterranean species in Switzerland
Birds of arable land caught in a downward spiral
Long-distance migrants in difficulty
Meadow birds – can they be saved?
Jura pastures under increasing pressure
A closer look: crows, sparrows and hybrids
The Alps – a refuge for farmland birds?
The rich birdlife of vineyards
Alpine coniferous forests and their birds
Natural disasters give rise to biodiversity
Richer breeding bird community beyond our border
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Evolution
The results of the 2013–2016 atlas: an overview
Number of breeding bird species
Population numbers
Change in species richness
Population trends
Forest
Wetlands, lakes and rivers
Mountains and Alpine habitats
Farmland
Settlements and urban areas
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Preface
The results of the 2013–2016 atlas: an overview
A new reference work in the field of environmental monitoring
Changes in the habitat conditions for breeding birds in Switzerland
Methods: from data collection to final results
Trends in species richness and population numbers
Acknowledgements
Background
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The Swiss breeding bird atlas in a nutshell (Explainervideo)
How was the swiss breeding bird atlas book made?
© Marcel Burkhardt
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Monitoring
The Breeding Bird Atlas 2013–2016 will accurately depict the distribution and density of all Swiss breeding birds.
Swiss Breeding Bird Atlas
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Since 1967 waterbirds are counted throughout Europe and in adjacent regions. This international waterbird census is coor ...
Monitoring wintering waterbirds
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Our Information service receives about 400,000 chance observations every year from volunteer birdwatchers all over Switz ...
Monitoring rare breeding and visiting birds
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For the monitoring of population trends of bird species inhabiting small and localised habitats, special schemes are nee ...
Monitoring breeding birds in wetlands
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Special surveys are required to collect data on colony breeders, birds that inhabit particular locations, or secretive s ...
Monitoring Selected Species
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Since 1999, the populations of about 150 breeding bird species are surveyed in 267 1-km squares laid out as a representa ...
Monitoring common breeding birds
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The first European Atlas showing the distribution of breeding birds was published in 1997. The data are no longer up-to- ...
European Breeding Bird Atlas
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