Volunteer recorders generate large amounts of biodiversity data through citizen science
which is used in conservation planning and policy decision‐making. Unstructured sampling …

Eradicating invasive predators from islands can result in substantial recovery of seabirds,
but the mechanisms that drive population changes remain poorly understood. Meta …

Quantification of abundance and food consumption of seabirds are key to understand
characteristics and ecological functions of local marine ecosystem due to their abundance …

Understanding the demography of wildlife populations is a key component for ecological
research, and where necessary, supporting the conservation and management of long‐lived …

Medium to small petrels that mostly nest in burrows or crevices represent a large fraction of
the world's seabirds, yet their population trends are largely unknown. This lack of …

Summary Background The FIG Environment Department contracted Falklands Conservation
to survey burrowing seabirds on Kidney, Cochon, Top and Bottom Islands during the …

Haleakalā National Park and montane areas on east Maui, Hawaiian Archipelago, support
critical nesting habitat for endangered 'ua 'u Hawaiian petrel Pterodroma sandwichensis …

Gadfly petrels Pterodroma spp. are among the most threatened bird taxa. Conservation
interventions have been successfully developed and applied for some gadfly petrel species …

Species population estimates are a fundamental component of conservation planning, but
there are deficiencies in reliable data for many seabirds. The Pink-footed Shearwater …

Locating the breeding or refuge sites of burrowing or crevice-dwelling animals is a difficult
undertaking, particularly for cryptic and secretive species. Here, we summarize our efforts to …