Little tern colony has worst breeding season
A little tern colony at Seaton Carew had its worst breeding season on record, with very few chicks surviving. The birds travel thousands of miles from West Africa each year. The colony faced challenges like flooding, damaged fencing, and predation.
A little tern colony had a poor breeding season with only 17 fledglings, far below previous years. The birds face threats like flooding, damaged fencing, and food shortages.
The decline highlights the challenges faced by migratory birds and the need for better protection and habitat management. It also shows the importance of conservation efforts to support vulnerable species.
The story shows the dedication of conservation workers and the potential for recovery through improved protection and care. It reflects the ongoing efforts to support wildlife and nature.
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