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The 14 pages that link to Seabird conservation, each with the reason it gives.

• SeabirdBroader topic: Conservation addresses declines caused by fishing, invasive predators, pollution, and habitat loss.

• Wandering albatrossNarrower topic: The species’ declines have made it a focus of international seabird conservation.

• Prince Edward IslandsRelated: The islands are major breeding grounds for seabirds vulnerable to fishing and environmental change.

• AukRelated: Auks face pressures from habitat change, introduced predators, and human activity.

• Colonial nestingRelated: Protecting nesting colonies often requires safeguarding both breeding sites and nearby feeding waters.

• Black ratRelated: Black rats prey on eggs and chicks, threatening seabirds on nesting islands.

• Johnston AtollRelated: Johnston’s islands provide nesting habitat for large seabird colonies.

• Polynesian ratRelated: Rat control can protect seabirds whose eggs and chicks are vulnerable to predation.

• ProcellariidaeNarrower topic: Conservation programs address the fisheries, predators, and habitat loss affecting this family.

• FrigatebirdRelated: Frigatebird populations depend on undisturbed colonies and healthy tropical seas.

• GuillemotNarrower topic: Guillemot populations respond to changes in prey, fisheries, pollution, and breeding habitat.

• Gough IslandRelated: Conservation work on Gough targets globally important seabird populations.

• SulidaeNarrower topic: Sulid conservation addresses habitat loss, fishing impacts, and changing marine conditions.

• TropicbirdRelated: Introduced predators, disturbance, and changing ocean conditions can threaten tropicbird colonies.