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    Conservation of the blue penguin Eudyptula minor on the West Coast, South Island, New Zealand

    Wilson, Kerry-Jayne; Heber, S; Blyth, Robyn; Molles, Laura; Chambers, H; Cotton, J
    Abstract
    On the West Coast, residents had noticed a decline in numbers of blue penguins, but the evidence was anecdotal. No bird counts or distribution surveys had been made, so numbers were unrecorded, and the breeding season was also unknown. The West Coast Blue Penguin Trust have conducted surveys and research, and have been raising public awareness of the potential threats to blue penguins.
    Keywords
    blue penguin; Eudyptula minor; West Coast; bird management; surveys
    Fields of Research
    050211 Wildlife and Habitat Management; 0608 Zoology
    Date
    2008
    Type
    Conference Contribution - unpublished
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