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Blackpool Cork City a focus for O Otters Lutra lutra ra and probable stress fr from proposed fl flood relief scheme D. Paddy Sleeman, Simon Harrison School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University College Cork,


  1. Blackpool Cork City a focus for O Otters Lutra lutra ra and probable stress fr from proposed fl flood relief scheme D. Paddy Sleeman, Simon Harrison School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University College Cork, Distillery Fields, Cork Denise O’Meara, Catherine O’Reilly Molecular Laboratory, Waterford Institute of Technology, Cork Road, Waterford

  2. 1950 attitude to Otters

  3. Changed attitudes to Otters

  4. Tracks and spraints

  5. DNA studies from spraints

  6. Summary 2011-2012

  7. The Future ? • Re-survey of Blackpool area; winter-spring 2016, using GPS and digitial cameras, advised OPW, get local support, CCTV footage • At UCC

  8. References • ANON (2011) Threat Response Plan Otter Lutre lutra 2009-2011. Environment, Heritage and Local Government. • MACKLIN, R., BRAZIER, B & KAVANAGH, T., (2015) Lower River Lee Otter (Lutra lutra) survey 2014-2015. • Office of Public Works, Ryan Hanley Engineers. • O’LEARY , E.M., SLEEMAN, D.P. & HARRISON, S., (2006) Diet of urban otters Lutra lutra (L.). Irish Naturalists’ Journal 28:259-260 • PETTIT, H., (1958) River of Life. The Eagle Annual No 8. page 142-145 • SLEEMAN, D.P., & MOORE, P., (2005) Otters ( Lutra lutra ) in Cork City. Irish Naturalists’ Journal 28: 73-79 • SLEEMAN, D.P., (2010) American mink ( Mustela vison Schreber, 1777) in Cork City. Irish Naturalists’ Journal 31: 67-68 • WHITE, S., O’MEARA, D.B., SHORES, C., O’REILLY, C., HARRINGTON, A., WEYMAN, G., & SLEEMAN, D.P. (2013) A non-invasive genetic survey of otters ( Lutra lutra ) in an urban environment: A pilot study with citizen scientists. IUCN Otter Bulletin 30: 103-111 • VIANELLO, A., (Ed) (2015) Rivers in Prehistory . Archaeopress • Email: p.sleeman@ucc.ie • ORIGINS OF IRELANDS’ BIODIVERSITY OIB: Ulster Museum, Belfast. 3 rd and 4 th September 2016

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