Record Skomer Island puffin count for second year running
By Angharad Thomas
Published on April 22, 2026.
The team of the British team must ensure that the majority of the population is accounted for by the end of the day. The team is determined to ensure the survival of the seabid, which is considered a significant part of the world's biodiversity. They also aim to ensure that no more than one can be made of this.
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