PSG 2024 – Abstract and Travel Award Submissions are now open!
The deadline for submissions is November 28th, 2023! Read more about how to get started!
The deadline for submissions is November 28th, 2023! Read more about how to get started!
Congratulations to the recipients of the 2022 Student Research Grants! The Awards Committee had a difficult decision between many qualified applicants.
PSG welcomes you to attend the 49th Annual Meeting of the Pacific Seabird Group (Virtual), 23–25 February 2022!
This message is for all seabird researchers, conservationists, and students who want to sign up for the 7th annual World Seabird Twitter Conference! Only one day left to get your abstracts in!
The abstract deadline for PSG 2020 in Portland, Oregon, Feb 12-15 is TODAY, 6 December 2019 at 11:59PM. Visit pacificseabirdgroup.org/annual-meeting/ for access to the abstract submission portal.
Abstracts for PSG 2020 in Portland, Oregon are due Friday, 6 December 11:59PM PST. Get your co-authors together and start writing!
Find all the information about travel awards (due 15 November 2019!) and abstract submission on the event website link under the “Annual Meeting” tab.
Abstract submission for PSG 2019 closes Friday, 30 November 2018, 11:59PM PST (UTC-8).
Please see the Program & Schedule page, or click here to download directly! Many thanks to PSG Chair Nina Karnovsky and David Bachman for their hard work to put this together…no small feat!
For more information, see the Scientific Program. Book your hotel accommodation, sign up for the Student and Mentor Social, and much more on the Annual Meeting pages!
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