Research

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The Seabird Trust will:

• Initiate research and long-term investigations of seabird population health.

• Facilitate student projects and long-term research.

• Investigate critical threats to inform conservation action

 

Education & Engagement

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The Seabird Trust will:

• Support community groups and tangata kaitiaki to establish and maintain seabird restoration programmes.

• Provide education pathways for seabird and ecology students.

• Provide quality tools and resources for children, communities, policy, and decision makers.

• Partner with marine research and education initiatives.

 

Advocacy

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The Seabird Trust will:

• Use our research results and knowledge to inform our policy advice on issues for seabirds to reduce threats to seabird populations.

• Provide policy advice regarding ecosystem-based management and opportunities for ecosystem recovery to support seabird populations.

• Conduct and support campaigns to build understanding of seabirds.