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Explore the diversity of seabird species, their incredible journeys, and how many have been tracked
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The data submitted to the Seabird Tracking Database have wide-ranging conservation impacts:
>3,000
marine IBAs identified
>1,000
marine IBAs used to describe EBSAs
>200
collaborations facilitated
>2,000
tracks used to identify an MPA in the North-East Atlantic
60%
of Marine IBAs in Europe Covered by Natura 2000 Protected Area network
Seabird bycatch mitigation measures mandatory in all 5 tuna RFMOs
A Landmark Moment at CMS COP15 A major milestone for seabird conservation — and for ocean governance as a whole — has just been achieved. At the 15th Conference of the Parties (COP15) to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species (CMS) in
From the remote volcanic outcrop of Ascension, the first flights made by fledgling seabirds have been tracked into the vast Atlantic Ocean. As Juvenile seabirds do not have to return to the nest to feed chicks, they generally explore further than adults. For
