Black petrel CSP reports

Introduction

Read all CSP reports on black petrels.

    Black petrel monitoring on Aotea/Great Barrier Island 2022/2023

    This is the final report for POP2022-01 Black petrel research (land monitoring).

    Black petrel monitoring on Aotea/Great Barrier Island 2021/2022

    These are the final reports for POP2021-01: Black petrel research (land and at-sea captures).

    Diving and foraging behaviour of petrels & shearwaters

    This is the final report for INT2015-04, on the diving and foraging behaviour of petrels and shearwaters.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island, Little Barrier Island and Moehau Range 2015/16

    This report describes the results of continued population monitoring of black petrels at Great Barrier Island, Little Barrier Island and Moehau Range, Coromandel in 2015/16.

    Burrowing petrel population size estimate, a literature review

    A literature review of methods for estimating population size of burrowing petrels based on extrapolations from surveys.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island and Little Barrier Island 2014/15

    Read the reports on the black petrel studies on Great Barrier Island (Aotea Island) and Little Barrier Island in 2014/15

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2013/14

    This report describes the results of continued population monitoring of black petrels at Great Barrier Island, undertaken during the 2013/2014 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2012/13

    This report describes the results of continued population monitoring of Black Petrels at Great Barrier Island, undertaken during the 2012/2013 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2009/10

    This report is part of an ongoing long-term study of the black petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni) on Great Barrier Island (Aotea Island), New Zealand, which was begun during the 1995/96 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2007/08

    This report is part of an ongoing long-term study of the black petrel on Great Barrier Island (Aotea Island), New Zealand, which was begun during the 1995/96 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2005/06

    This report is part of an ongoing long-term study of the black petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni) on Great Barrier Island (Aotea Island), New Zealand, which was begun during the 1995/96 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2004/05

    This report is part of an ongoing long-term study of the black petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni) on Great Barrier Island (Aotea Island), New Zealand, which was begun during the 1995/96 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2003/04

    This report is part of an ongoing long-term study of the black petrel (Procellaria parkinsoni) on Great Barrier Island (Aotea Island), New Zealand, which was begun during the 1995/96 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2002/03

    This report is part of an ongoing long-term study of the black petrel, Procellaria parkinsoni, on Great Barrier Island begun in the 1995/96 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2001/02

    This report is part of an ongoing long-term study of the black petrel, Procellaria parkinsoni, on Great Barrier Island begun in the 1995/96 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 2000/01

    This report is part of an ongoing long-term study of the black petrel, Procellaria parkinsoni, on Great Barrier Island begun in the 1995/96 breeding season.

    Survey and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 1997-2000

    These are the final reports for CSL contracts 3085, 3018 and 3089 on surveying and monitoring of black petrels on Great Barrier Island 1997-2000

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