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The University of Turku Is Studying the Survival Skills of White-Tailed Eagles – GPS Devices Also Collect Information on the Impacts of Wind Turbines

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The devices indicate how chicks expand their habitats, choose hunting and resting places, and respond to human activities and environmental changes.

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The devices indicate how chicks expand their habitats, choose hunting and resting places, and respond to human activities and environmental changes.

·Helsinki, Finland
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20 white-tailed eagle chicks were fitted with GPS devices in June. Tracking the young birds' locations reveals how they utilize their environment during critical stages of independence.

·Turku, Finland
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yle broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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