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title: "The ACAP Species Infographic for the Atlantic Yellow-nosed Albatross now available in four languages"
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# The ACAP Species Infographic for the Atlantic Yellow-nosed Albatross now available in four languages

*![preview atlantic yellow nosed pt](https://acap.aq/images/preview_atlantic_yellow_nosed_pt.jpg)  
Portuguese version*

 The latest [ACAP Species Infographic](https://acap.aq/world-albatross-day/acap-species-educational-series/species-infographics),the 23rd to be produced in the [31-species series](https://acap.aq/world-albatross-day/acap-species-educational-series/species-infographics), for the[Endangered](https://datazone.birdlife.org/species/factsheet/atlantic-yellow-nosed-albatross-thalassarche-chlororhynchos) Atlantic Yellow-nosed Albatross *Thalassarche chlororhynchos.* is now available in the ACAP official languages of English, French and Spanish, as well as in Portuguese.  The species breeds only on Gough Island and the islands of the Tristan da Cunha group in the South Atlantic Ocean.  It occurs regularly in Brazilian waters, making a Portuguese version necessary.

 *![preview atlantic yellow nosed es](https://acap.aq/images/preview_atlantic_yellow_nosed_es.jpg)Spanish version*

 The new infographic has been sponsored by the United Kingdom’s Royal Society for the Protection of Birds ([RSPB)](https://www.rspb.org.uk/).  The next planned to be produced will be for the [Vulnerable](https://datazone.birdlife.org/species/factsheet/spectacled-petrel-procellaria-conspicillata) Spectacled Petrel *Procellaria conspicilata* that breeds only on Inaccessible Island in the Tristan da Cunha group.  A Portuguese version will also be produced.

 The ACAP Species Infographic series has been designed to help inform the public, including school learners, of the threats faced by albatrosses and petrels and what is being and can be done to combat them.  They serve to complement the more detailed and referenced [ACAP Species Assessments](https://acap.aq/resources/acap-species), the concise and illustrated [ACAP Species Summaries](https://acap.aq/world-albatross-day/acap-species-educational-series/species-summaries) and the [ACAP Photo Essay](https://acap.aq/world-albatross-day/species-summaries/photographers) series.  English and (for some) Portuguese language versions of the infographics produced to date are available to download [here](https://acap.aq/world-albatross-day/acap-species-educational-series/species-infographics).  French and Spanish versions can be found in their respective language menus for the website under [Infographies sur les espèces](https://acap.aq/fr/world-albatross-day-fr/acap-infographie-des-especes) and [Infographía sobres las especies](https://acap.aq/es/world-albatross-day/infografia-de-especies-de-acap).

 *![preview atlantic yellow nosed fr](https://acap.aq/images/Spp_Infographics/preview_atlantic_yellow_nosed_fr.jpg)French version*

 The 23 infographics produced to date may be freely downloaded at a high resolution to allow for printing professionally in [two poster sizes](https://acap.aq/world-albatross-day/acap-species-educational-series/species-infographics) (approximately A2 and A3).  Please note they are only being made available for personal use or when engaging in activities that will aid in drawing attention to the [conservation crisis](https://acap.aq/en/latest-news/3324-acap-s-advisory-committee-declares-a-conservation-crisis-for-albatrosses-and-petrels) faced by the world’s albatrosses and petrels – when ACAP will be pleased to receive a mention.  They should not be used for personal gain.

 The ACAP Species Infographics are all created by Thai illustrator [Namasri ‘Namo’ Niumim](https://namasriniumim.cargo.site/Works) from Bangkok.  Namo is a graduate of the School of Architecture and Design, [King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Mongkut%27s_University_of_Technology_Thonburi) with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Design.

 With thanks to ‘Pep’ Arcos, Maëlle Connan and Patricia Serafini for their help with their respective home languages.

 *John Cooper, Emeritus Information Officer, Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels, 03 October 2026*