ACAP Latest News

Read about recent developments and findings in procellariiform science and conservation relevant to the Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels in ACAP Latest News.

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Titre Date de publication
Incidental mortality of seabirds in trawl fisheries: a global review 25/07/24
Papers for the Fourteenth Meeting of ACAP’s Advisory Committee have been published online 24/07/24
An Audubon’s Shearwater lays an egg on Puerto Rico’s Desecheo Island following the eradication of invasive mammals 23/07/24
Pacific Seabird Group releases statement on High Pathogenicity Avian Influenza 22/07/24
Themed Section on impact of heatwaves on seabirds published in Marine Ecology Progress Series (MEPS). 19/07/24
Vulnerable to Near Threatened? Monitoring funds are required to support downlisting the Short-tailed Albatross 18/07/24
First rodenticide drop completed on Amsterdam Island to eradicate alien rats and mice 16/07/24
Study reveals impact of competition on foraging habitat preferences between Sooty and Light-mantled Albatrosses 15/07/24
Improved foraging opportunities? A North Atlantic petrel associates with cyclones 12/07/24
World Albatross Day celebrations around the world: Japan holds a three-week-long event 11/07/24
Releasing the “Container ship stowaway” Laysan Albatross at sea 10/07/24
World Albatross Day celebrations around the world: a photographic record 09/07/24
A review of European bycatch identifies the Critically Endangered Balearic Shearwater as at risk 05/07/24
World Albatross Day celebrations around the world – Australia’s Antarctic Division displays a banner and eats some cakes 04/07/24
Today is World Seabird Day 03/07/24
The ACAP MONTHLY MISSIVE: Is there (or should there be) such a thing as a “Snowy Albatross”? 02/07/24
High Pathogenicity Avian Flu workshop and talk supported by ACAP enhances global efforts to protect albatrosses and petrels 01/07/24
Four talks on ACAP-listed albatrosses and petrels at a recent New Zealand Conference 28/06/24
Should the Antipodean Albatross be two species? Kath Walker and Imogen Foote give conference talks 27/06/24
Short-tailed Albatrosses George and Geraldine have fledged their fifth chick on Midway Atoll 26/06/24

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Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels

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