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The Regional Impacts of Climate Change
Antarctic Convergence, including the Antarctic continent, the Southern Ocean, and the sub-Antarctic islands. The Arctic can be described as a frozen ocean surrounded by ... action as a result of increased open water. Further breakup of ice shelves in the Antarctic peninsula is likely. Elsewhere in Antarctica, little change is expected in coastlines and probably in ...
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Seal Conservation Society: 1997 News Digest
July 1997) Islands submitted for World Heritage status - New Zealand has proposed to UNESCO that its sub-Antarctic islands be given World Heritage status. The islands, including the Campbell, Auckland, Antipodes, Bounty and Snares islands, are an important ...
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Falklands Penguins
Magellanic Penguin Macaroni Penguin Penguins in the Falklands: Species & History Fifteen million penguins live in the South Atlantic (excluding sub-Antarctic and Antarctic areas). A large proportion of these are to be found in the the Falkland Islands which hold the world's largest concentration of Rockhopper Penguins and a quarter of the world population of ...
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ISSG Database: List of all countries
(Ivory Coast) Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Falkland Islands (Malvinas) (sub-Antarctic) Faroe Islands Fiji Finland France French Guiana French Polynesia (Polynsie Franaise) French Southern Territories Gabon Gambia Georgia Germany Ghana Gibraltar Greece Greenland Grenada Guadeloupe ...
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Lives of Whales
Conservation: A target for modern whaling but not reduced as heavily as blue and fin whales. Distribution: Worldwide from subtropical or tropical waters to high latitudes of the sub-Arctic and sub-Antarctic Migration: Seasonal movements between high latitudes in summer to tropical waters in winter generally accepted for many populations Primary prey: Krill, small fish, squid and copepods Feeding: ...
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Natureandco.com - The National Parks of New Zealand
The current projects are: - to establish the Kauri National Park (subject to resolving iwi (Maori tribe) issues by 30 June 2000), - to establish World Heritage status for the sub-antarctic islands, by 30 June 2000, Also, the possibility to grant national park status to all or part of Stewart Island ...
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DPIW - Leopard Seal
It is recommended that observers keep a 10 metre distance from animal. See our guidelines for observing seals in the wild for further information. Leopard seals breed on the Antarctic pack ice and range from the Antarctic coast to the sub-antarctic and sub-tropical seas. An average of five leopard seals visit the coast of Tasmania each year, ...
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Whales - Biology
By spring they are ready for the long journey, and the mothers guide their calves to the sub-Antarctic feeding grounds. Where do Southern Right Whales live? Southern Right Whales inhabit the world's ... oceans. During the warmer months of the year they feed on small crustaceans in nutrient rich sub-Antarctic waters. When the days become cooler the whales migrate northward to warmer waters. They spend ...
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Forest and Bird Media Releases
Snapper Decision Means Cuts Are Still Needed (23/7/97) New Zealand Federated Farmers Declare War on the Environment (17/7/97) Sub-Antarctic World Heritage Nomination Heralded (4/7/97) Little for Conservation in Green Package (27/6/ 97) DOC Conservator Receives Forest and Bird Award (25/6/97) Budget a Fizzer for Conservation? (20/6/97) RCD Document Disgraceful ...
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Welcome to Forest and Bird
Campaign Goals Albatross Fact Sheet Albatross Petition Save the Albatross Appeal Best Fish Guide New Zealand, with its wide diversity of albatross species, can be rightly described as 'the albatross capital of the world'. New Zealand's sub-Antarctic islands are home to more species of breeding albatross than any other country. New Zealand is also home to a ...
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