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Gough Island’s Tristan albatrosses are in even more peril than scientists thought.

Seabirds evolved to spend their days soaring through ocean skies like fish evolved for swimming. But for thousands of UK seabirds, their lives are cut short in a desperate and doomed scramble to resurface for air, wings tangled in netting or beaks pierced by hooks.

What does your role involve?  My role facilitates the Albatross Task Force (ATF) Project funded by the RSPB, as well as the Namibian Islands Marine Protected Area (NIMPA) project, which is funded by the Blue Marine Foundation. Under the ATF project, I am responsible for advocating the sustainability of seabird bycatch data collection in the Namibia for demersal hake longline and trawl fishery. Under the NIMPA project I am responsible for initiating and developing a collaborative Manageme...

January 8, 2021 at 3:30 pm Efforts to prevent seabirds from accidentally being killed during fishing operations off the coast of Namibia have been hailed as “a major conservation success”. Advertisement Biological Conservation, the introduction of more stringent fishing regulations in the country since 2015 has reduced the overall seabird bycatch rate by at least 90%. The study also attributes the fall in seabird mortality to work led by the Albatross Task Force (ATF) – an organisation e...

BirdGuides d398720e-dc11-4531-8fad-a035e0f836e7 The Namibian Albatross Task Force is celebrating a major conservation success story after a decade of work with the countrys fishing industry and fisheries managers: seabird deaths in the Namibian demersal longline fishery have been reduced by 98%. A new paper published in the journal Biological Conservation revealed the statistic, which has been achieved thanks to effective government regulation and dedicated grassroots enga...