Projects

ECOTONE TELEMETRY GRANTS 2017

We are pleased to announce the winners of the Ecotone Telemetry Grants 2017 that was held on our website on October 2017.
We received more than 120 projects from all over the world. All of them were very interesting, which did not facilitate our choice.
We are pleased to announce 4 projects, which have got the highest and the same score:

• Dr Stephen Votier “ Assortative mating as a mechanism of change in migratory seabirds”
• Dr Martina Carrete “Energy landscape and bird conservation: movements of griffon vultures and wind-farm development”
• Dr Olivier Gilg “Hunting strategies of the Arctic Fox: a circumpolar and multidisciplinary project:
• Dr Simon Chamaille-Jammes “Navigating the soundscape of fear”

Thank you all for taking part in Ecotone Telemetry GrantS 2017 and time devoted to project preparation.
We would like to offer the other competitors an option to buy our equipment with 25% discount to allow for the implementation of their projects, valid until the end of June 2018.
We will successively contact all applicants to discuss their project and suggest telemetry solutions for them.
The next edition of the Ecotone Grants will be announced this year. You are welcome to attend with new as well as resubmitted applications.

Do Science & Get Support

Our support program "Do Science & Get Support" started from 2009 is still open!! Now you may apply for purchase support for telemetry trackers as well. We have received a lot of request about possible support and we decided to keep this project as long as possible.

Terms and conditions are as easy as before - publish your research results gained using our mist nets and you will be supported with equipment free of charges! Terms and Conditions - detailed information

Till now we have received requests and gave support for project and researchers from all over the world!

Do not hesitate! ONLY 3 easy steps to get Ecotone's support!!

STOP ILLEGAL MIST-NET USAGE

To prevent from illegal mistnet usage Ecotone, from the beginning of mist-net production, require authorisation at the early stage of purchase. We do always ask about ringing licence or official usage authorisation each new client. As a general rule this one is one of the most well-recognisable amoung ornithologists. Every year we are receiving a lot of positive feedbacks and we are sure this small additional requirement is well received by our clients.

Some years ago we have also started to mark our mist-nets with special individual numbers. Now it is easy to follow the history of each net - from production up to end user. Once found unattended in the field, we may find the client who purchased it and informed about such problem.

We are open for other actions which leads to decrease illegal hunting on birds and bats.