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Scotland’s seabirds are in freefall—down 50% since the 1980s, with 19 out of 24 species crashing, some by as much as 93%. Breeding success has plummeted too, and while a few like puffins hold steady, the long-term outlook is bleak amid climate chaos, food shortages, and disease. NatureScot’s new conservation plan aims to protect habitats and food sources, using cutting-edge tech like GPS trackers to uncover what’s really driving the collapse—and they’re not giving up on turning things around.

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