Archived News

From today there are now 201 links to web sites of environmental bodies and institutions (in the broad sense) on the ACAP web site.  This is double the number achieved by February 2009 - two years ago (click here).

The links have been divided into 13 categories, currently with from three to 40 web sites listed in each, along with brief descriptions of their roles/activities.

It seems that the listed links on the ACAP web site do offer a useful service, with many of them having been opened over a hundred times, and in total listed links have been visited some thousands of times.

The highest number of ‘hits' is for Notornis, a peer-reviewed journal publishing ornithological research relevant to New Zealand/Aotearoa and the South Pacific at 385.  The second-highest at 332 is for SEAPRE (Seabird Islands and Introduced Predators), a research coordination network whose purpose is to bring scientists from around the world together to understand the importance of seabirds and introduced predators for island function and conservation.

Suggestions of new links are always welcomed, as is the reciprocal listing of the ACAP web site.

John Cooper, ACAP Information Officer, 2 March 2011