Successful SEATRACK webinar

The annual SEATRACK workshop was held virtually on Zoom 1-3 November. In total about 60 people from 10 countries participated in the meeting. During the webinar an update on the status of the project and future planes were presented and discussed. Progress reports on ongoing research was presented alongside new initiatives. Below you can find recordings of the talks by following the links in the agenda.

7th SEATRACK workshop/webinar
1-3 November 2021
1 November	Monday	Facilitator/speaker

1300-1320 (UTC)	Welcome
	Introductions/Adoption of agenda/Presentation of participants	Strøm

	Program status & deliverables	Strøm
1320-1340	Program status (funding, Science Plan, MEPS, Phase III)	Strøm

1340-1400	The 2021 field season - a summary	Johansen

1400-1420	The 2022 field season - plans and priorities	Moe

1420-1440	Break	All

1440-1500	Year-round distribution of Northeast Atlantic seabird populations - new population maps - an update	Fauchald

1500-1520	Using the SEATRACK dataset to investigate the year-round vulnerability of pelagic seabirds to anthropogenic activities in the North Atlantic	Tarroux & Fauchald

1520-1540	Do North Atlantic pelagic seabirds take advantage of winds and currents when they migrate?	Lacombe, Amélineau & Tarroux

	Progress reports
1540-1600	Use of at-sea and tracking data to identify important areas for seabirds in Eastern Canada waters	Pratte & Wong


2 November	Tuesday	Facilitator/speaker

	New initatives	Descamps
1300-1320	Impacts of climate change, through ocean warming, on seabird breeding performances along the Norwegian coast	Layton-Matthews

1320-1340	Overlap among alcid species and colonies in the Northwest Atlantic	Runnells/Davoren

	Progress reports
1340-1400	Using immersion and light signals to identify flightless moult in puffins - PhD update	Darby/Jessopp

1400-1420	Coffee Break	All

	Progress reports (cont.)	Moe
1420-1440	Non-breeding movement, behaviour & energetics of common guillemots and razorbills - PhD update	Buckingham/Daunt

1440-1500	Parental coordination and wintering in the Little Auk, examined with GLS data - PhD update	Grissot/Wojczulanis-Jakubas

1500-1520	Inter-annual repeatability in migration strategies in a High-Arctic seabird - PhD update	Leandri-Breton/ Elliott/Chastel

1520-1540	Winter distribution of Greenland kittiwakes 2008-2020	Nedelec/Frederiksen

1540-1600	Intra-specific variation in feeding and migratory behaviour of Atlantic puffins and Black-legged kittiwakes during winter: combining geolocation and isotopic approaches	Charrier/Anker-Nilssen


3 November	Wednesday	Facilitator/speaker

	New initatives	Tarroux
1300-1320	MARCIS - Marine spatial planning and cumulative impacts of blue growth on seabirds	Reiertsen

1320-1335	Past and future changes in the trophic ecology of the Northern fulmar	Kristiansen/Broussin/ Goberville

1335-1345	Discovering Unknown Migrations: The Atlas of Migratory Connectivity for the Birds of North America	Scarpignato

1345-1355	An Overview of the National Audubon Society's Migratory Bird Initiative	Knight

	Progress reports
1355-1420	ARCTOX Update	Fort

1420-1440	Break	All

	Program status & deliverables	Fauchald
1440-1550	SEATRACK Phase III - do we stop after 2022 - or do we continue?	All

1550-1600	Wrap up	Strøm

1600	End	All