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Welcome to Seabirds.net
Seabirds.net is planned to be a one-stop internet gateway for information on the world's seabirds. Seabirds are important, highly visible components of marine ecosystems. They reflect changes in marine resources on which they depend and offer a cost-effective method for obtaining information on changes in these resources and the status of marine ecosystems.
World Seabird Conference
The 1st World Seabird Conference, led by the Pacific Seabird Group and an International Steering Committee of 26 other professional seabird and research organisations from around the world, was held in Victoria, BC, Canada in September 2010. Over 950 participants (including 850 registered conference attendees) from over 40 countries gathered together to comprehensively address the global issues and data needs for this diverse group of birds, most of which inhabit multiple countries and waters within their own ranges. Additional information on the conference program, conference outcomes, and photos are available on the conference webpage
Recent News
There will be an RSS feed here
Featured Researchers
Featured Researchers will be a panel of 3 x 3 images of randomly selected seabird professionals. The images will expand when hovered. Clicking brings you to their profile
NPPDP

Seabird Information Network
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Stay Tuned...
Seabirds.net is undergoing substantial changes to serve the global seabird community. Please stay tuned for exciting changes and updates, as well as additions to the World Seabird Union's front page. If you are interested in getting involved with planning discussions, please e-mail Grant Humphries. You can also keep up with seabirds.net changes on the Google forum.
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