Founded in 1947, the Wytham Tit Project tracks blue tits and great tits in a deciduous woodland with 1,209 nest boxes. In this video, you'll hear from the experts themselves, including Professor Ben Sheldon, Sam Crofts, Lucy Morley, and Keith McMahon.
Discover how these birds adapt to climate change, breeding earlier each year with the effects of climate change, and how to team use advanced tech like RFID tags and drones to study the birds' interactions with trees and insects.
Join the research team to uncover the delicate balance between these elements and their response to a changing world. This research isn't just local-it holds global significance for understanding ecological impacts of climate change. Watch now to get a glimpse of nature's intricate web.
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More from the Laboratory with Leaves video series: www.wythamwoods.ox.ac.uk/
More on the project: wythamtits.com/