• CEC North American Conservation Action Plan for the Pink-footed Shearwater
  • BirdLife Species Account
  • Audubon Watch-list
  • Aves de Chile
  • ARKIVE Species Account
  • Satellite tracking links
  • Post-breeding migration maps on seaturtle.org
  • Eye of the Falcon tracking projects and educational resources (PDF)

Seabird bycatch
  • U.S. and International Reduction Efforts
  • Mortality Threats to Birds - Longline Fishing
Fisheries bycatch
  • NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service
  • World Wide Fund For Nature: Bycatch Initiative
  • Southwest Fisheries Science Center
ARKIVE
  • http://www.arkive.org
Non-native/invasive species
  • http://www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov/
  • http://www.gisp.org/
General seabird biology and conservation
  • http://www.birdlife.org/action/science/species/seabirds/
Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels (ACAP)
  • http://www.acap.aq/
Pacific Seabird Group
  • www.pacificseabirdgroup.org

  • Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC)
  • Corporación Nacional Forestal (CONAF), Chile
  • NOAA Office of International Affairs, U.S. Department of Interior
  • Tagging of Pacific Pelagics
  • National Geographic Society
  • AvesChile (formerly the Chilean Ornithologists’ Union, UNORCH)

Matthew McKown records a bird vocalizing from inside a nesting burrow. These data were used in his Ph.D. research that focused on ways to use vocal behaviors to assess the status and trends of threatened seabird species.
Photo: Peter Hodum

Educational resources
and opportunities

Educational resources focused on the Pink-footed Shearwater will be posted as they are developed. If you have ideas for educational resources, please contact Peter Hodum (peter [at] oikonos [dot] org).

Given their trans-hemispheric movements, Pink-footed Shearwaters can serve as a powerful link between communities and schools in Chile and North America. Exciting opportunities exist to develop inter-cultural exchange programs using the shearwater as a bridge between the hemispheres. Please contact Peter Hodum (peter [at] oikonos [dot] org) if you are interested in discussing such possibilities.

Contact
Dr. Peter Hodum, Conservation Ecologist, JFIC Project Leader
(peter [at] oikonos [dot] org)