Seabird Tracking and Movement

A wide range of tracking projects focused on ʻaʻo, ʻuaʻu, ʻakeʻake, Laysan Albatross and Black-footed Albatross.  Through this work (using satellite tags, data loggers and GLS tags) we have identified core foraging and wintering grounds of a range of species as well as key transit routes for birds moving in and out of their colonies (data critical to helping to identify potential powerline collision hotspots). 

ʻakeʻake (Band-rumped storm petrel)

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Nuʻalolo Kai seabird restoration site