Dataset information
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English
Keywords
Biologie, Schutzgebiet, Nationalparks Austria, OpenDocument, Naturschutz
Dataset description
Version 1.0 February 2021
The present document is intended to make recommendations for the broadcasting of wild birds in Austria and to serve as a guideline for the actors and authorities involved in the approval or implementation of projects with broadcasting. It was developed in cooperation with a number of institutions and people familiar with the topic (see list at the end of the document). Should an adaptation of the recommendations be necessary due to future gains in knowledge, the final version must be used. This is available on the websites of the Austrian Ornithological Institute or BirdLife Austria.
Supporting institutions:
Austrian Ornithological Centre (AOC), BirdLife Austria, WWF Austria, EGS Haringsee, International Avian Research, Wilderness Area Dürrenstein, Vogelsammlung/Naturhistorisches Museum Wien, Konrad Lorenz Forschungsstelle Grünau/Almtal.
Technical processing:
Hans-Martin Berg (Vogelsammlung/Naturhistorisches Museum Wien), Dr. Hans Frey (EGS Haringsee), Prof. Dr. Leonida Fusani (AOC), PD Dr. Anita Gamauf (Vogelsammlung/Naturhistorisches Museum Wien), DI Dr. Christoph Leditznig (Wildnisgebiet Dürrenstein), Dr. Ivan Maggini (AOC), Dr. Mike McGrady (International Avian Research), Mag. Christian Pichler (WWF), Dr. Remo Probst (BirdLife Austria), Priv.-Doz. Dr. Swen Renner (Vogelsammlung/Naturhistorisches Museum Wien), Mag. Matthias Schmidt (BirdLife Austria), Dr. Petra Sumasgutner (Konrad Lorenz Research Centre Grünau/Almtal), Dr. Wolfgang Vogl (AOC), Ao. Prof. Dr. Hans Christoph Winkler (AOC), Dr. Richard Zink (AOC)
Citation proposal:
Schmidt, M., Vogl, W., Berg, H. M., Frey, H., Gamauf, A., Leditznig, C., Maggini, I., McGrady, M., Pichler, C., Probst, R., Renner S., Sumasgutner, P., Winkler, H. C., Zink, R. & Fusani L. (2021): Policy paper on the use of telemetry on wild birds in Austria. Editor Austrian Ornithological Centre (AOC) and BirdLife Austria, Vienna, 12 pp.
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