Martin Heubeck

Recent publications and presentations

Camphuysen, C.J., Fleet, D.M., Heubeck, M. & Stienen, E.W.M. 2005. Trends in Chronic Oiling Rates of Three Pelagic Seabirds in the North Sea: Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus glagialis), Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus), and Common Guillemot (Uria aalge).  Oral Presentation (Heubeck) to 8th International Conference on The Effects of Oil on Wildlife, 3-5 August 2005, St John’s, Newfoundland.

Harris, M.P., Heubeck, M., Shaw, D.N. & Okill, J.D. Dramatic changes in the return date of Common Guillemots Uria aalge to colonies in Shetland, 1962-2005. Bird Study in press.

Heubeck, M. 2005. The Shetland Beached Bird Survey, 1979-2003. Oral Presentation with Abstract to the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Pacific Seabird Group and the 27th Annual Meeting of the Waterbird Society, 19-23 January 2005, Portland, Oregon.  Manuscript submitted for publication in a special issue of Marine Ornithology.

Heubeck, M. & Mellor, M. 2005. Changes in Breeding Numbers and Breeding Success of Some Cliff-nesting Seabirds in Shetland. Oral Presentation to 8th International Conference on The Effects of Oil on Wildlife, 3-5 August 2005, St John’s, Newfoundland.

Mavor, R.A., Parsons, M., Heubeck, M. & Schmitt, S. 2005. Seabird numbers and breeding success in Britain and Ireland, 2004. Peterborough, Joint Nature Conservation Committee. (UK Nature Conservation, No.29.)

van Franeker, J.A., Heubeck, M., Fairclough, K., Turner, D.M., Grantham, M., Stienen, E.W.M., Guse, N., Pedersen, J., Olsen, K.O., Andersson, P.J., & Olsen, B. 2005. ‘Save the North Sea Fulmar Study 2002-2004: a regional pilot project for the Fulmar-Litter EcoQO in the OSPAR area. Wageningen, Alterra, Alterra-rapport 1162.

Heubeck, M.  2004.  Black-legged Kittiwake Rissa tridactyla.  In. Mitchell, P.I. et al.  Seabird Populations of Britain and Ireland.  T & A D Poyser, London.

Heubeck, M. 2004.  The Shetland Contingency Plan for Oiled Wildlife.  Presentation at Third Sea Alarm Conference, Balbriggan, Ireland.  November 1-3, 2004.

Heubeck, M. & Shaw, D  2004.  Shetland’s seabird meltdown.  British Birds 97: 425.

IPIECA.  2004.  A Guide to Oiled Wildlife Contingency Planning.  IPIECA Report Series Volume 13.  International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association, London.  (Heubeck, Contributor).

Mavor, R.,A., Parsons, M., Heubeck, M. and Schmitt, S.  2004.  Seabird numbers and breeding success in Britain and Ireland, 2003.  Peterborough, Joint Nature Conservation Committee.  (UK Nature Conservation, No. 28).

Pennington, M., Osborn, K, Harvey, P., Riddington, R., Okill, D., Ellis, P. & Heubeck, M. 2004.  The Birds of Shetland. Christopher Helm, London.

Camphuysen, C.J., Heubeck, M., Cox, S.L., Bao. R., Humple, D., Abraham, C. and Sandoval, A. 2003. The Prestige Oil Spill in Spain.  Poster presentation by Diana Humple at 30th Pacific Seabird Group Conference, Parksville, British Columbia, February 2003.  Abstract in Pacific Seabirds 30: 26-27

Heubeck, M.  2003.  The Prestige Disaster.  Seabird Group Newsletter 93:  15-17.

Heubeck, M. 2003.  Winter beached bird surveys in Shetland.  Seabird Group Newsletter 94: 7-8.

Heubeck, M.  2003.  The Shetland Contingency Plan for Oiled Wildlife.  Oral presentation at the 7th International Conference on The Effects of Oil on Wildlife, Hamburg, October 2003.  Proceedings published in CD format, 2004.

Heubeck, M. & Camphuysen, C.J.  2003.  The value of collection and post-mortem examination of dead seadbirds during oil spills.  Oral presentation at 7th International Conference on the Effects of Oil on Wildlife, Hamburg, October 2003.  Proceedings to be published in CD format, 2004.

Heubeck, M., Camphuysen, C.J., Bao, R., Humple, D., Sandoval, A., Cadiou, B., Brager, S. & Thomas, T.  2003.  Assessing the impact of major oil spills on seabird populations.  Marine Pollution Bulletin 46:  900-902.

Mavor, R.A., Parsons, M., Heubeck, M., Pickerell, G. & Schmitt, S.  2003.  Seabird numbers and breeding success in Britain and Ireland, 2002.  Peterborough, Joint Nature Conservation Committee.  (UK Nature Conversation, No. 27)

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