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Seabird Groups

Australasian Seabird Group
The Australasian Seabird Group, formed in 1971, aims to promote seabird research and conservation in Australasia
SCAR Expert Group on Birds and Marine Mammals
The SCAR (Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research) EG-BAMM is tasked with providing expert knowledge and research leadership in all matters related to birds and mammals in the Antarctic, in order to support research that will quantify the role of birds and marine mammals in the Antarctic marine and terrestrial ecosystems.
Dutch Seabird Group/Nederlandse Zeevolgelgroep
The Dutch Seabird Group aims to offer a stimulating platform for the exchange of information between professional and non-professional seabird people in the Netherlands and internationally
Indian Ocean Seabird Group
The Indian Ocean Seabird Group was formed in 2004. It produces the IOSG Newsletter and held a conference on Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) in April 2008
North Pacific Albatross Working Group
NPAWG aims to improve albatross conservation in the North Pacific through enhanced communication and coordination
Royal Naval Birdwatching Society
The primary aim of the society is to promote a forum for the exchange of information on seabirds, and of landbirds at sea, by members for whom birdwatching is a spare-time recreation and hobby.
Seabirds.NET
Seabirds.Net, still under development, is planned to be a "one-stop" internet gateway for information on the world's seabirds.
SeaWatch SW
The main aim of SeaWatch SW is to better understand the distribution and behaviour of migratory marine megafauna, both for scientific and conservation purposes. The priority is the Critically Endangered Balearic Shearwater Puffinus mauretanicus.
Southern Oceans Seabird Study Association
SOSSA is a wildlife conservation and research organisation with an interest and concern for the marine environment and the wildlife of the Southern Ocean
Conservation of Shearwater on the Hyeres Island
Stopping the decline and ensuring the long-term conservation of Cory's Shearwater Calonectris diomedea and the Mediterranean Shearwater Puffinus yelkouan.

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