Waterford News & Star — Waterford students awarded at BT Young Scientist Exhibition
Two Waterford schools have won prizes at this years BT Young Scientist Exhibition.
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Waterford News & Star — Waterford schools awaits announcement of BT Young Scientist winners
Four Waterford projects are waiting in anticipation as later today the winners of the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) will be announced.
Mari Cahalane Behavioural Sciences Paul Community College Mathematical Sciences Microgeneration Technology Ecological Sciences
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Once upon a river...
The 12 rivers monitored under the central government’s National Water Monitoring Programme (NWMP) include Arkavathi, Lakshmantirtha, Tungabhadra, Bhadra, Cauvery, Kabini, Kagina, Krishna, Shimsha, Bhima, Netravati and Tunga.
Andhra Pradesh National Water Monitoring Programme Indian Institute Of Science Iisc Centre For Ecological Sciences Iisc National Green Tribunal Centre For Ecological Sciences
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BT Young Scientist Exhibition gets underway at the RDS
The first round of judging, will be carried out by 85 expert judges.
Shay Walsh Tom Burke Tony Scott John Monahan European Union Contest For Young Scientists Ecological Sciences
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BT Young Scientist Exhibition gets underway at the RDS
The first round of judging, will be carried out by 85 expert judges.
Shay Walsh John Monahan Tom Burke Tony Scott Ecological Sciences European Union Contest For Young Scientists
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Science News | Research Shows Logging, Climate Change Threaten Montane Birds
Get latest articles and stories on Science at LatestLY. The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) analysed data from over ten years to investigate the effects of forest logging and climate change on bird populations in tropical mountains. Science News | Research Shows Logging, Climate Change Threaten Montane Birds.
Nova Scotia United States Umesh Srinivasan Ritobroto Chanda Indian Institute Of Science Iisc Centre For Ecological Sciences Ces Iisc
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Birds of a weather
In a study published in Global Ecology and Conservation, the IISc team used mist netting and bird ringing data to answer how the composition of the mid-elevation Eastern Himalayan understory bird community changed in primary (undisturbed) forests as well as in logged forests.
Ritobroto Chanda Umesh Srinivasan Centre For Ecological Sciences Ces Iisc Indian Institute Of Science Iisc Eastern Himalayan Wildlife Sanctuary
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climate change: Research reveals climate change, logged forests force tropical mountain birds to higher elevations
The research, based on 10 years of data analysis, indicates that smaller bird species adapt better to higher temperatures, colonising logged forests, while larger species thrive in primary (undisturbed) forests.
Umesh Srinivasan Ritobroto Chanda Indian Institute Of Science Centre For Ecological Sciences Ces Iisc Indian Institute Global Ecology
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Logged forests, climate change driving birds in tropical mountains to higher elevations: Study | India News
India News: Logged forests and climate change are driving birds in tropical mountains to higher elevations. Smaller bird species colonise logged forests better, w
Ritobroto Chanda Umesh Srinivasan Centre For Ecological Sciences Ces Iisc Indian Institute Of Science Indian Institute Global Ecology
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Logging and climate change threatening Himalayan birds: IISc | India News
India News: A study from IISc reveals that logging and climate change pose a threat to bird communities in the eastern Himalayas. The researchers analyzed data on
Umesh Srinivasan Micah Rai Ritobroto Chanda Centre For Ecological Sciences Ces Iisc Global Change Lab Indian Institute Of Science Iisc
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