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Discover the science and educational programs at the protected areas in Kandalaksha Bay, with seabird species counts and student involvement. Educational outcomes include thousands of young people and PhDs. Expert-led groups study seabirds along the coast and on Veliky Island.
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Kandalaksha Reserve: • 9 areas in the Kandalaksha bay • 350 breeding islands in the protected areas • Total counts all nesting seabird species from the mid 1970s
3-4 ornithologists • Helpers: • 100-150 schoolchildren and students from different cities (Saint-Petersburg, Moscow, Murmansk, Petrozavodsk, etc.) per year • Biology oriented groups with professional leader • Leader are scientists or biology teachers usually • Stable leaders
Educational results: • About 5 000 young people had a field practice in the Reserve • About 100 PhD in different sciences • Distribution all around the world
Seabird counts along seacoast, Veliky Island, 1982 (A. Kondratyev, A. Goryashko)
Students measure the Eider duckling, Veliky Island, 1981(V.Pravosudov & A.Kondratyev)