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2 3 4 5 6 7 Common name RiskCV Risk parameter CSP research response TWL BLL SLL SN CM A S A N BP P B M-R Pop Est Monitor Track Taxonomy Black petrel Y Y Y 0.29 2 14 1 0 3 1 15 25 2 Salvins albatross 0.35 Y Y


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Common name RiskCV Risk parameter CSP research response TWL BLL SLL SN CM A SA NBP PB M-R Pop Est Monitor Track Taxonomy Black petrel 0.29 2 14 1 3 1 15 25 2 Y Y Y Salvin’s albatross 0.35 28 1 19 1 32 2 Y Y Y Southern Buller’s albatross 0.39 19 15 1 43 3 2 Y Y Flesh-footed shearwater 0.53 2 6 3 1 52 1 Y Y Y Gibson’s albatross 0.37 2 10 2 47 1 Y Y Y New Zealand white-capped albatross 0.32 30 22 24 2 1 Y Y Northern Buller’s albatross 0.36 4 1 6 4 51 1 I Y Y Chatham Island albatross 0.41 8 29 1 3 18 2 1 Y Antipodean albatross 0.26 13 7 16 7 17 3 7 P Y Y Westland petrel 0.53 13 17 7 2 17 Y Y Campbell black-browed albatross 0.37 5 28 4 3 4 13 Y Stewart Island shag 0.25 57 1 13 1 5 2 Y White-chinned petrel 0.46 26 1 26 1 24 7 1 Y Y Y Yellow-eyed penguin (mainland)* 0.49 28 16 7 2 Y Northern giant petrel 1.04 37 1 2 34 I Y Northern royal albatross 0.66 35 9 3 1 4 18 10 Y Spotted shag 0.33 26 1 1 8 20 3 5 2 Y Y Chatham petrel 1.00 57 15 Y Chatham Island taiko 5.64 93 Y Southern royal albatross 0.41 38 8 8 1 10 9 3 3 Snares Cape petrel 0.62 2 7 3 7 1 36 7 I Y Grey petrel 0.39 5 14 7 4 33 2 I Yellow-eyed penguin 0.48 28 16 7 2 Little black shag 0.78 2 5 1 50 5 1 4 Light-mantled sooty albatross 0.94 40 23 2 1 2 1 3 Y Fiordland crested penguin 1.59 84 1 Y Grey-headed albatross 1.40 12 41 6 1 2 1 4 New Zealand king shag 1.34 13 38 10 2 4 2 Y Y New Zealand storm petrel 2.69 6 3 6 31 6 1 10 18 Y Y Y Pitt Island shag 92 5 3 4 Y Y Chatham Island shag 95 1 2 4 2 Y Y Pycroft’s petrel 40 9 1 2 15 North Island little shearwater* 2 61 3 3 New Zealand white-faced storm petrel 4 64

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Common name 2016/17 2017/18 Black petrel Review M-R response Salvin’s albatross Pop est & Track Bounty, Review M-R feasibility Pop est Snares Southern Buller’s albatross M-R study Snares M-R study Snares Pop est Snares Flesh-footed shearwater M-R study M-R study Gibson’s albatross M-R study Auck Is Pop est Auck Is M-R study Auck Is New Zealand white-capped albatross M-R study Auk Is M-R study Auk Is Chatham Island albatross Pop est Chat Antipodean albatross M-R study* M-R study* Westland petrel Northern Buller’s albatross Pop est & Invest M-R study Chatham Campbell black-browed albatross Pop est Campbell Stewart Island shag Pop est mainland White-chinned petrel M-R study Auck Is M-R study Auck Is Pop est Campbell Pop est Antip Yellow-eyed penguin (mainland) Northern giant petrel Pop est Chat Pop est Campbell Pop est Antip Spotted shag Northern royal albatross Pop est Chat Chatham petrel Pop est Chat Chatham Island taiko Pop est Chat Snares Cape petrel Pop est Snares Investigate M-R study Grey petrel Investigate M-R study Light-mantled sooty albatross Trial tracking Campbell Fiordland crested penguin Tracking mainland New Zealand king shag New Zealand storm petrel Pitt Island shag Pop est & track Chat Chatham Island shag Pop est & track Chat

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2015-16 recommendations Gibson’s albatross:

  • Population size and trend and adult survival should continue to be

estimated at regular intervals until the population substantially increases.

  • A detailed modelling exercise such as the one carried out by Francis et

al in 2012 would give a better indication of the trajectory of the whole population and should be undertaken within the next five years.

  • Recent estimates of the size of the population are sufficiently accurate

that a wole-island census is probably unnecessary.

White-capped albatross:

  • [aerial photographs need to be counted]
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White-chinned petrel

  • Resight data have been collected annually at the Auckland Islands

since 2013 and monitoring should continue for the project to yield useful demographic data.

Northern giant petrel

  • We recommend future monitoring of the Auckland Island Northern giant

petrel breeding population. Ideally island-wide surveys would be repeated every three to five years. Enderby Island would be the ideal location for regular, annual counts of breeding birds. Disturbance from tourism may negatively impact upon breeding Northern giant petrels on Enderby Island, and should be monitored given that the island supports such a large proportion of the Auckland Island breeding population.

  • Because there are no trend data for Northern giant petrels anywhere in

the NZ region, we strongly advise that the Antipodes and Campbell Islands populations are re-counted in the near future and the results related to previous counts (Wiltshire and Scofield 2000; Wiltshire and Hamilton 2000)

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Common name 2016/17 2017/18 Black petrel Review M-R response Salvin’s albatross Pop est & Track Bounty, Review M-R feasibility Pop est Snares Southern Buller’s albatross M-R study Snares M-R study Snares Pop est Snares Flesh-footed shearwater M-R study M-R study Gibson’s albatross M-R study Auck Is Pop est Auck Is M-R study Auck Is New Zealand white-capped albatross M-R study Auk Is M-R study Auk Is Chatham Island albatross Pop est Chat Antipodean albatross M-R study* M-R study* Westland petrel Northern Buller’s albatross Pop est & Invest M-R study Chatham Campbell black-browed albatross Pop est Campbell Stewart Island shag Pop est mainland White-chinned petrel M-R study Auck Is M-R study Auck Is Pop est Campbell Pop est Antip Yellow-eyed penguin (mainland) Northern giant petrel Pop est Chat Pop est Campbell Pop est Antip Spotted shag Northern royal albatross Pop est Chat Chatham petrel Pop est Chat Chatham Island taiko Pop est Chat Snares Cape petrel Pop est Snares Investigate M-R study Grey petrel Investigate M-R study Light-mantled sooty albatross Trial tracking Campbell Fiordland crested penguin Tracking mainland New Zealand king shag New Zealand storm petrel Pitt Island shag Pop est & track Chat Chatham Island shag Pop est & track Chat

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