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David J. T. Douglas

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h-index: 19
Works: 39
Citations: 1,208

Most-cited papers

Improving the value of field margins as foraging habitat for farmland birds
David J. T. Douglas, J. Vickery, T. Benton
2009130 citations Open access
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A global threats overview for Numeniini populations: synthesising expert knowledge for a group of declining migratory birds
J. Pearce-Higgins, Daniel J. Brown, David J. T. Douglas, J. A. Alves +31 more
2017Bird conservation international123 citations Open access
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Upland land use predicts population decline in a globally near‐threatened wader
David J. T. Douglas, P. Bellamy, L. Stephen, J. Pearce-Higgins +2 more
2014102 citations Open access
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Vegetation burning for game management in the UK uplands is increasing and overlaps spatially with soil carbon and protected areas
David J. T. Douglas, G. Buchanan, P. Thompson, A. Amar +3 more
201584 citations
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A global review identifies agriculture as the main threat to declining grassland birds
David J. T. Douglas, Jessica Waldinger, Z. Buckmire, Kathryn Gibb +10 more
2023Ibis77 citations Open access
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Environmental correlates of breeding abundance and population change of Eurasian Curlew Numenius arquata in Britain
Samantha E. Franks, David J. T. Douglas, S. Gillings, J. Pearce-Higgins
201768 citations Open access
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Environmental impacts of high-output driven shooting of Red Grouse Lagopus lagopus scotica
P. Thompson, David J. T. Douglas, D. Hoccom, J. Knott +2 more
201648 citations Open access
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Patterns of satellite tagged hen harrier disappearances suggest widespread illegal killing on British grouse moors
M. Murgatroyd, S. Redpath, Stephen Murphy, David J. T. Douglas +2 more
2019Nature Communications40 citations Open access
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How important are climate-induced changes in host availability for population processes in an obligate brood parasite, the European cuckoo?
David J. T. Douglas, S. Newson, D. Leech, D. Noble +1 more
201040 citations
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Negative impact of wind energy development on a breeding shorebird assessed with a BACI study design
Alex Sansom, J. Pearce-Higgins, David J. T. Douglas
201638 citations
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The Eurasian Curlew - the most pressing bird conservation priority in the UK?
Daniel J. Brown, Jeremy D. Wilson, David J. T. Douglas, P. Thompson +7 more
201538 citations
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Changes in the abundance and distribution of upland breeding birds at an operational wind farm
David J. T. Douglas, P. Bellamy, J. Pearce-Higgins
201135 citations Open access
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Selection of foraging habitat and nestling diet by Meadow Pipits Anthus pratensis breeding on intensively grazed moorland
David J. T. Douglas, D. Evans, S. Redpath
200834 citations Open access
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Consequences Matter: Compassion in Conservation Means Caring for Individuals, Populations and Species
P. Johnson, V. Adams, D. Armstrong, Sandra E. Baker +27 more
2019Animals29 citations Open access
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Relative importance of prey abundance and habitat structure as drivers of shorebird breeding success and abundance
David J. T. Douglas, J. Pearce-Higgins
201428 citations
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Changes in upland bird abundances show associations with moorland management
David J. T. Douglas, A. Beresford, J. Selvidge, S. Garnett +3 more
201726 citations Open access
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Estimating the annual number of breeding attempts from breeding dates using mixture models.
T. Cornulier, D. Elston, P. Arcese, T. Benton +5 more
2009Ecology Letters22 citations
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Benefits and costs of native reforestation for breeding songbirds in temperate uplands
David J. T. Douglas, Jonathan D. Groom, Davide Scridel
202020 citations Open access
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GPS tracking reveals temporal patterns in breeding season habitat use and activity of a globally Near Threatened wader, the Eurasian Curlew
S. R. Ewing, Emily S. Scragg, Nigel Butcher, David J. T. Douglas
201819 citations
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Quantifying the importance of multi‐scale management and environmental variables on moorland bird abundance
G. Buchanan, J. Pearce-Higgins, David J. T. Douglas, M. Grant
201719 citations
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Variation in arthropod abundance in barley under varying sowing regimes
David J. T. Douglas, J. Vickery, T. Benton
201019 citations
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Modelled sensitivity of avian collision rate at wind turbines varies with number of hours of flight activity input data
David J. T. Douglas, A. Follestad, R. Langston, J. Pearce-Higgins
201218 citations Open access
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Varying response of breeding waders to experimental manipulation of their habitat and predators
David J. T. Douglas, Irena Tománková, Philippa R. Gullett, S. Dodd +6 more
2023Journal for Nature Conservation17 citations Open access
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Native woodland creation is associated with increase in a Black Grouse Lyrurus tetrix population
Davide Scridel, Jonathan D. Groom, David J. T. Douglas
201717 citations Open access
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Site-based adaptation reduces the negative effects of weather upon a southern range margin Welsh black grouse Tetrao tetrix population that is vulnerable to climate change
J. Pearce-Higgins, P. Lindley, I. Johnstone, Reg Thorpe +2 more
2019Climatic Change16 citations Open access
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Illegal killing associated with gamebird management accounts for up to three-quarters of annual mortality in Hen Harriers Circus cyaneus
S. R. Ewing, C. E. Thomas, Nigel Butcher, Blánaid Denman +14 more
2023Biological Conservation14 citations Open access
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The role of fire in UK upland management: the need for informed challenge to conventional wisdoms: a comment on Davies et al. (2016)
David J. T. Douglas, G. Buchanan, P. Thompson, Jeremy D. Wilson
2016Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences14 citations Open access
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Wetlands support higher breeding wader densities than farmed habitats within a nature-rich farming system
David J. T. Douglas, Mark Lewis, Zuhail Thatey, E. Teuten
2021Bird Study12 citations
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Contrasting patch selection of breeding Yellowhammers Emberiza citrinella in set‐aside and cereal crops
David J. T. Douglas, T. Benton, J. Vickery
201011 citations Open access
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No evidence that declining Whinchat Saxicola rubetra are currently limited by the availability of apparently suitable breeding habitat within the UK uplands
A. Stanbury, Irena Tománková, E. Teuten, David J. T. Douglas
2021Journal of Ornithology8 citations
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Early life conditions influence fledging success and subsequent local recruitment rates in a declining migratory songbird, the Whinchat Saxicola rubetra
Chay Halliwell, Martin Ketcher, A. Proud, Stephen C. Westerberg +2 more
2023Ecology and Evolution7 citations Open access
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The role of habitat change in driving Black Grouse Tetrao tetrix population declines across Scotland
J. Pearce-Higgins, L. Wright, M. Grant, David J. T. Douglas
20167 citations Open access
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Provisioning with cereal grain depresses the body condition of insectivorous Yellowhammer Emberiza citrinella nestlings
David J. T. Douglas, S. Moreby, T. Benton
20127 citations Open access
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Upland rush management advocated by agri‐environment schemes increases predation of artificial wader nests
L. Kelly, David J. T. Douglas, M. Shurmer, K. Evans
2021Animal Conservation5 citations Open access
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Variation in ectoparasitic sheep tick Ixodes ricinus infestation on European Golden Plover chicks Pluvialis apricaria and implications for growth and survival
David J. T. Douglas, J. Pearce-Higgins
2019Bird Study5 citations Open access
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Changes in moorland and heathland bird abundance in southwest England in relation to environmental change
I. M. Sim, A. Stanbury, Irena Tománková, David J. T. Douglas
20165 citations Open access
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Inter-Specific Variation in the Potential for Upland Rush Management Advocated by Agri-Environment Schemes to Increase Breeding Wader Densities
Leah A. Kelly, David J. T. Douglas, Mike P. Shurmer, K. Evans
2021Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution4 citations Open access
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Reply to comment on: Vegetation burning for game management in the UK uplands is increasing and overlaps spatially with soil carbon and protected areas
David J. T. Douglas, G. Buchanan, P. Thompson, T. Smith +5 more
20163 citations
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No evidence that declining Whinchat Saxicola rubetra are currently limited by the availability of apparently suitable breeding habitat within the UK uplands
A. Stanbury, Irena Tománková, E. Teuten, David J. T. Douglas
2021Journal of Ornithology0 citations
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