2010 News Archive

Title Published Date
An Argentinean workshop held to improve the collection of seabird data in fisheries 09/12/10
Cape Verde Shearwater: a little studied species at risk from human exploitation 08/12/10
All change at Midway's Short-tailed Albatross nest: the female returns to incubate 07/12/10
Food and Agriculture Organization discusses international guidelines for bycatch management this week in Rome 06/12/10
Indian Ocean Tuna Commission Scientific Committee to discuss seabird mortality this week 05/12/10
PhD opportunity. Individual foraging specialisation and seabird fishery interactions: implications for albatross conservation 04/12/10
ACAP's Executive Secretary to attend next week's meeting of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission in Hawaii 03/12/10
Another ACAP exclusive, and another Short-tailed Albatross nest in Hawaii 02/12/10
Biologging4 Symposium to have a keynote lecture on reducing seabird mortality in pelagic longline fisheries 01/12/10
Third regional ACAP implementation plan produced for the South Atlantic 30/11/10
Fifth International Albatross and Petrel Conference in New Zealand in 2012: dates and venue announced 29/11/10
Recent studies on Short-tailed Shearwaters 28/11/10
Predator-proof fence to protect the Laysan Albatross colony at Hawaii's Ka'ena Point begins construction 27/11/10
Sixth Meeting of ACAP's Advisory Committee to be held in Guayaquil, Ecuador in August-September 2011 26/11/10
The Pink-footed Shearwater, endemic to Chile, is the subject of international conservation efforts 25/11/10

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