Abstract I studied the rare and threatened lesser white-fronted goose (Anser erythropus), abbreviated LWfG in 1989–1996 in sub-arctic Finnish Lapland (I). The studied subpopulation consisted of 2–15 breeding pairs annually. A total of 30 broods were observed with an average of 2.9 goslings per brood. The 1st year survival of tagged 10 geese was low. Satellite locations, recoveries and re-sightings were received from NW Russia, Kazakhstan and the Azov Sea area. Cold spells had a negative, and the sum of effective temperatures by 5 July a positive influence on reproduction. Habitat selection (II) was studied in the same area. LWfG preferred the vicinity of water, flat close-range landscape, low forest height and intermediate relative altitud...
Significant population growth of some European goose populations has led to initiatives to implement...
The current favourable numerical status of most arctic-breeding goose populations conceals an increa...
The current favourable numerical status of most arctic-breeding goose populations conceals an increa...
This study investigates what the future might hold for an endemic goose species, found exclusively i...
Abstract: The Lesser White‐fronted Goose (Anser erythropus), smallest of the “gray” geese, is listed...
structure The lesser white-fronted goose is a sub-Arctic species with a currently fragmented breedin...
The Lesser White-fronted Goose (Anser erythropus), smallest of the “gray” geese, is listed as Vulner...
Abstract Migratory birds breeding at high latitudes face challenges in relation to timing of breedi...
A symposium on the Svalbard geese was hosted by the Norwegian Polar Institute in Oslo, Norway, 23-26...
Abstract Analyses of mitochondrial control region sequences were used to infer phylogeny of Anser s...
A symposium on the Svalbard geese was hosted by the Norwegian Polar Institute in Oslo, Norway, 23-26...
Recent telemetry studies and older Finnish studies have purported that the remnants of the Fen-nosca...
Within the framework of the National Action Plan (hereafter NAP) for the globally threatened Lesser ...
The main emphasis in the international conservation work on the Lesser White-fronted Goose (Anser er...
During the spring migration arctic-breeding geese pause in temperate and sub-arctic staging areas in...
Significant population growth of some European goose populations has led to initiatives to implement...
The current favourable numerical status of most arctic-breeding goose populations conceals an increa...
The current favourable numerical status of most arctic-breeding goose populations conceals an increa...
This study investigates what the future might hold for an endemic goose species, found exclusively i...
Abstract: The Lesser White‐fronted Goose (Anser erythropus), smallest of the “gray” geese, is listed...
structure The lesser white-fronted goose is a sub-Arctic species with a currently fragmented breedin...
The Lesser White-fronted Goose (Anser erythropus), smallest of the “gray” geese, is listed as Vulner...
Abstract Migratory birds breeding at high latitudes face challenges in relation to timing of breedi...
A symposium on the Svalbard geese was hosted by the Norwegian Polar Institute in Oslo, Norway, 23-26...
Abstract Analyses of mitochondrial control region sequences were used to infer phylogeny of Anser s...
A symposium on the Svalbard geese was hosted by the Norwegian Polar Institute in Oslo, Norway, 23-26...
Recent telemetry studies and older Finnish studies have purported that the remnants of the Fen-nosca...
Within the framework of the National Action Plan (hereafter NAP) for the globally threatened Lesser ...
The main emphasis in the international conservation work on the Lesser White-fronted Goose (Anser er...
During the spring migration arctic-breeding geese pause in temperate and sub-arctic staging areas in...
Significant population growth of some European goose populations has led to initiatives to implement...
The current favourable numerical status of most arctic-breeding goose populations conceals an increa...
The current favourable numerical status of most arctic-breeding goose populations conceals an increa...