2013 News Archive

Title Published Date
ACAP Breeding Site No. 55. Isla Gran Robredo, Argentina where Southern Giant Petrels breed without shade 11/12/13
How the feral cats of Australia’s sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island were successfully eradicated 10/12/13
At risk: New Zealand’s Black Petrels overlap at sea with both longline and trawl fisheries 09/12/13
ACAP-listed albatross and petrel species dominated among seabirds killed by New Zealand fisheries in 2012/13 08/12/13
Conservation status of the Atlantic Yellow-nosed Albatross to be assessed on Tristan da Cunha 07/12/13
ACAP Breeding Site No. 54. Île de la Possession, Îles Crozet, home of l'Albatros hurleur 06/12/13
Tagging and tracking the Critically Endangered Balearic Shearwater 05/12/13
Varying fortunes: Black-browed and Black-footed Albatrosses are no longer globally threatened, but the Grey-headed Albatross is now considered Endangered 04/12/13
Less than two years to go to the Second World Seabird Conference in Cape Town, South Africa 03/12/13
A translocation exercise to establish a second Chatham Albatross colony gets funded 02/12/13
ACAP Breeding Site No. 53. Laurie Island, South Orkney Islands: Southern Giant Petrels in the cold 01/12/13
No such thing as a completely bad relationship? Same-sex pairing in Laysan Albatrosses can be adaptive 30/11/13
No mucking about on Mukojima: translocated Short-tailed Albatrosses do just as well as those naturally reared 29/11/13
Discards for dessert! Contribution of fishery waste to the diet of the Black-browed Albatross during the non-breeding season shown by isotope analysis 28/11/13
Improving the collection of seabird mortality data in South American Observer Programmes – Phase II 27/11/13

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