Spatial Ecology At Sea: Opportunities and Challenges for Seabird Marine Protected Areas
World Seabird Conference workshop abstract by: Ben Lascelles – BirdLife International; Gary Langham – Audubon California; Rob Ronconi – Dalhousie; Jim Reid – Joint Nature Conservancy Council.
Continue reading...From hotspots to Protected Areas ‚Äê moving forward on marine habitat conservation for seabirds
Thursday, September 9, 2010
World Seabird Conference workshop abstract by: Ben Lascelles – BirdLife International; Gary Langham – Audubon California; Rob Ronconi – Dalhousie; Jim Reid – Joint Nature Conservancy Council.
Continue reading...The conservation and scientific benefits of global databases of seabird tracking
Thursday, September 9, 2010
World Seabird Conference workshop abstract by Cleo Small and Phil Taylor from BirdLife’s Global Seabird Programme, and Scott Shaffer, Department of Biological Sciences, San Jose State University.
Continue reading...Largest seabird event ever aims high
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
The world's foremost experts on albatrosses, penguins, and other marine birds are meeting in Victoria on Vancouver Island, Canada, this week for the largest seabird event ever held. With seabirds becoming increasingly threatened and at a faster rate globally than all other species-groups of birds, delegates will be discussing the urgent need for conservation action, and are setting their sights high.
Continue reading...The Global Procellariiform Tracking Database
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
World Seabird Conference poster abstract by Phil Taylor - BirdLife International.
Continue reading...The IUCN Red List process, and how you can help
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
World Seabird Conference workshop poster abstract by Andy Symes (BirdLife International) and Orea Anderson (RSPB; BirdLife in the UK).
Continue reading...The BirdLife International Seabird Foraging Range Database
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
World Seabird Conference workshop poster abstract by Ben Lascelles (BirdLife International.
Continue reading...World Seabird Colony Register Workshop
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
World Seabird Conference workshop abstract by Ben Lascelles, David Irons, Scott Hatch, Susan Waugh.
Continue reading...Gadfly Petrel Conservation Group Poster
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
World Seabird Conference poster abstract by Ben Lascelles (BirdLife International).
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