Joint SBWG11/PaCSWG7 Information Papers

Agenda Item 3.2. Keith Reid et al.

An ecological risk assessment for the impacts of offshore wind farms on birds in Australia.

Agenda Item 3.1. Beal, M., et al.

track2KBA: An R package for identifying important sites for biodiversity from tracking data.

Agenda Item 3.1. Ana P.B. Carneiro et al.

Fine-scale associations between wandering albatrosses and fisheries in the southwest Atlantic Ocean.

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Agenda Item 3.1 and 4.1. Martin Beal et al.

Quantifying annual spatial consistency in chick-rearing seabirds to inform important site identification.

Agenda Item 3.1 and 4. Lily K. Bentley et al.

Divergent foraging habitat preferences between summer-breeding and winterbreeding Procellaria petrels.

Agenda Item 3.1 and 4.1.  Caitlin K. Frankish et al.

Agenda Item 3.1 and 4.1. Caitlin K. Frankish et al.

Tracking juveniles confirms fisheries-bycatch hotspot for an endangered albatross.

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Agenda Item 3.1. Jesica Andrea Paz et al.

Priorización espacial como herramienta para la conservación del Albatros Ceja Negra en la Plataforma del Atlántico Sudoccidental.

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Agenda Item 3.2. Carolina Alves Lemos et al.

Environmental assessment of proposed areas for offshore wind farms off southern Brazil based on ecological niche modeling and a species richness index for albatrosses and petrels.

Agenda Item 3.1.  Johannes H. Fischer et al.

Combining tracking with at-sea surveys to improve occurrence and distribution estimates of two threatened seabirds in Peru.

Agenda Item 3.3. New Zealand.

Mitigation Standards to Reduce Light-induced Vessel Strikes of Seabirds with New Zealand Commercial Fishing Vessels.

Agenda Item 3.3. Daniel Petterson et al.

Estimating exposure of vulnerable seabird populations to offshore light pollution.

Agenda Item 3.  Joanne M. Morten et al.

The Marine Flyways of long-distance migratory albatross and petrel species.

Agenda Item 4.1.  New Zealand, Australia ,Chile.

Research and management actions for the Antipodes Island population of Antipodean Albatross.

Agenda Item 3.1.  Jonathan D. Rutter et al.

A probabilistic time geographic approach to quantifying bycatch risk of seabirds.

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Agenda Item 3.  Juan Pablo Seco Pon and Rocío Mariano-Jelicich.

Updating the Argentine seabird checklist: molecular evidence confirms the occurrence of Thalassarche steadi in national waters.

Agenda Item 3.  Cynthia Romero Moreno y María Andrea Meza Torres.

Distribución de la pardela pata rosada (Ardenna creatopus) en la costa peruana durante cruceros de investigación en el 2019.

Agenda Item 3.  Javier Quiñones et al.

Distribución y comportamiento de forrajeo del albatros de Chatham (Thalassarche eremita) avistando a bordo de cruceros de investigación en la zona centro- sur del Perú.

Agenda Item 3. Javier Quiñones et al.

Occurrence of Black-browed Albatross (Thalassarche melanophris) in southern Peru provides clues on their northern limit.