Diversionary Feeding Project

Here you will find links to all the paper output's from this project, evaluating diversionary feeding as a tool to alleviate conservation conflict.

Dr Jack Bamber | The University of Aberdeen

Evaluating diversionary feeding as a method to resolve conservation conflicts in a recovering ecosystem

Empirical evidence that diversionary feeding increases productivity in ground-nesting birds | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences

Bridging the implementation gap, towards impact based predator management

Non-invasive monitoring of Western Capercaillie brooding activity with camera traps shows promise in Scotland

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JoinedJuly 2025

Diversionary Feeding Project has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in July 2025. Resources JackBamber has populated their site with include: • Dr Jack Bamber | The University of Aberdeen • Evaluating diversionary feeding as a method to resolve conservation conflicts in a recovering ecosystem • Empirical evidence that diversionary feeding increases productivity in ground-nesting birds | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences • Bridging the implementation gap, towards impact based predator management • Non-invasive monitoring of Western Capercaillie brooding activity with camera traps shows promise in Scotland

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