Unresolved taxonomy of threatened species is problematic for conservation as the field
relies on species being distinct taxonomic units. Differences in breeding habitat and results …

The eradication of invasive predators from islands is a successful technique to safeguard
seabird populations, but adequate post‐eradication monitoring of native species is often …

© The Ornithological Society of New Zealand Inc. We assessed the impact of interspecific
interactions on the breeding success of the South Georgian diving petrel (Pelecanoides …

More than 3,500 Holocene bones, representing at least 853 individual birds, have been
recovered on the uninhabited subantarctic Auckland Islands, south of New Zealand. Today …

Seabirds are considered ecosystem engineers, because they facilitate ecosystem
functioning (eg, nutrient cycling), crucial for other marine and terrestrial species, including …

Biological and cultural heritage features regularly coexist and overlap within landscapes,
creating complex management challenges. Codfish Island (Whenua Hou), Aotearoa New …

The critically endangered kuaka Whenua Hou (Whenua Hou diving petrel, Pelecanoides
georgicus whenuahouensis) is a burrow-nesting petrel, restricted to breeding in the …

The Auckland Islands are the largest island group in the New Zealand subantarctic region,
and have the most diverse avifauna, including eight endemic taxa. We present the first …

Enderby Island is a much-visited small island in the New Zealand subantarctic, and is an
important area for birdlife. However, despite this, the bird community of Enderby Island has …

The Auckland Islands comprise the largest and most researched island group in the New
Zealand subantarctic region, and have the largest number of endemic bird taxa …