Presentations

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2024

16th International Seabird Group Conference, University of Coimbra, Portugal. 

'No bird is an island: The role of pair behaviour in reproductive outcomes.'

In-person poster.


3rd Joint Congress on Evolutionary Biology, Montreal, Canada.

'Behavioural impacts on reproduction in a dynamic environment.' 

In-person presentation.

2023

Movement Ecology of Animals - Gordon Research Conference, Castelvecchio Pascoli, Italy. 

'Wandering albatrosses ride infrasonic waves over large geographic scales'

In-person poster and invited short presentation.

2022

15th International Seabird Group Conference, University of Cork, Ireland.

'Are foraging movements in wandering albatrosses consistent with infrasonic sensitivity?'

In-person conference organised by the Seabird Group. 


BOU22: Avian Reproduction, online.

'The role of body mass in the coordination of incubation'

Online conference organised by British Ornithologist's Union.


European Ornithologist's Union Conference, online.

'Personality mediates responses to wind in the wandering albatross'

1st prize, online poster presentation. 

2021

World Seabird Conference 3, online

'It takes two: evidence for cooperative parental care in the Manx shearwater'

'Examining the interactive effects of boldness and wind conditions on foraging behaviour in the wandering albatross'

Online symposium presentation and poster. 


Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour Summer Meeting, online.

'Evidence for coordinated parental care in the Manx shearwater’

Organised by Queen's University Belfast; online presentation.

2020

Pacific Seabird Group Annual Meeting, Portland OR, USA.

'Control of incubation routine in the Manx shearwater'

2nd prize in-person presentation. 

2016

Friends of Skokholm and Skomer reunion meeting, Cheltenham, UK.

'Should I stay or should I go: Resolving the conflict between incubation and foraging in the Manx shearwater’

Invited 30 minute presentation on my undergraduate dissertation.