New PSG Website
Official launch coming soon! Look at the new pages for students and early career scientists. Fantastic seabird photo gallery! Member vote on new logo until 9 Oct.
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Annual Meeting Registration Now Open!
Registration, abstract submission and travel award applications now open! Reserve your accommodation in Tacoma. Please see the Annual Meeting pages for more information.
Assistant Professor University of Washington
As a part of the College of the Environment at the University of Washington, the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences (SAFS) invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor.
Run for 2017-2018 Executive Council!
Nominations are being sought for EXCO Officers and Regional Representatives. For the list of open positions and more information, please see here.
PSG 2017 Annual Meeting Information now available!
Please click here for details on accomodations, registration, Scientific Program, and students. See Annual Meeting Page for more information.
Lindsay Young
The Pacific Seabird Group awards Lindsay Young with a Special Achievement Award in recognition of her perseverance to protect and conserve Hawaiian seabirds and her sustained commitment to the Pacific Seabird Group.
Gus van Vliet
In recognition of his pioneering contributions to the conservation of Kittlitz’s and Marbled Murrelets in Alaska and his decades of commitment to understand and protect these mysterious seabirds, PSG honors Gus Van Vliet with a Special Achievement Award.
John F. Piatt
In recognition of his significant achievements and impacts in the fields of seabird ecology, fisheries science, and marine conservation, the Pacific Seabird Group honors John Piatt for over 25 years of scientific leadership, international collaboration, and the creation of the North Pacific Pelagic Seabird Database with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Larry B. Spear (1945 – 2006)
In recognition of a passionate scientist whose unstinting focus on solving unanswered questions about seabirds led to many profound discoveries, the Pacific Seabird Group honors Larry Spear posthumously with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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