Puffins are one of the most distinct birds in Britain, becoming an increasingly rare sight

The video discusses the challenges faced by puffins on the Isle of May, a nature reserve in Scotland. It highlights the declining puffin population due to climate change and overfishing of sand eels, their primary food source. David Steele monitors the puffin population, emphasizing the urgent need for government action to extend fishing restrictions and address the impact of climate change. The video also touches on the political complexities of Brexit affecting conservation efforts.

Describe the role of David Steele in monitoring puffins.

What factors are contributing to the decline of puffin populations?

How is climate change affecting the availability of sand eels for puffins?

What are the implications of overfishing on puffin survival?

What urgent actions are suggested to protect seabirds like puffins?