2013 News Archive

Title Published Date
At-sea tracking shows fledgling Black-footed Albatrosses from Midway Atoll forage apart from adults 31/12/13
Lucky Chick. A Wandering Albatross gets rescued from a hole in the South Atlantic 30/12/13
Good for albatrosses and petrels: yet another Patagonian Toothfish fishery approved for Marine Stewardship Council certification 29/12/13
Review: “Birds & People”, a book of the World’s bird families by Mark Cocker and David Tipling 28/12/13
So how many albatrosses and petrels are out there? The ACAP Data Portal can tell you 27/12/13
ACAP Breeding Site No. 59. Kuaokala Game Management Area where Laysan Albatrosses breed at altitude 26/12/13
Radio New Zealand National discusses albatrosses, petrels and shearwaters with field researchers 25/12/13
UPDATED ACAP Breeding Site No. 58. Lehua Island, Hawaii supports Black-footed and Laysan Albatrosses 24/12/13
ACAP Breeding Site No 57. Adams Island, Auckland Islands: home of the Antipodean Albatross 23/12/13
Searching for Ratty: progress with removing alien mammals from South Georgia/Islas Georgias del Sur 22/12/13
Plastic, rubber and balloons: the not-so natural diet of the Short-tailed Shearwater 21/12/13
Seasonal greetings and best wishes for 2014 20/12/13
Head south! Breeding Short-tailed Shearwaters from Tasmania forage in Antarctic waters 19/12/13
A lifetime of change: foraging patterns of Wandering Albatrosses alter as they age 18/12/13
Bird-scaring lines, weighted branch lines and night setting can reduce albatross and petrel mortality to zero in Asian distant-water tuna fisheries 17/12/13

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