P. Dee Boersma awarded 2018 Indianapolis Prize!
PSG is very excited to congratulate Dr. Boersma on this prestigious award.
News
Welcome to the PSG newsfeed! Here you will find the latest in announcements for the annual meeting, conservation action, volunteer opportunities, awards, and many more topics related to PSG, seabirds, and conservation. To filter the postings and find news for a specific topic, just select one of the News Categories on the right!
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Seabird Publications – January 2018
Click here for a list of the recent seabird publications.
Seabird Publications – December 2017
Click here for a list of the recent seabird publications.
EXCO meeting Wed 21 Feb 2018 – All Welcome!
Want to learn more about PSG? Attend the Executive Council meeting on Wed 21 Feb. More information, click here.
Support PSG with Amazon Smile
Donate to PSG when you make a purchase on Amazon.com! For instructions on how to log in to the charities page, please click here.
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Draft 2018 Annual Meeting Program available!
The Draft Meeting Schedule and Scientific Program is now available online. Please click here to view the Agenda and Scientific Program. More information can also be found here.
Post Doc and other Positions Available
Post doctoral spatial ecologist, post doctoral fisheries scientist and at-sea seabird observer/GIS technical support at Farallon Institute.
EBM Tools Webinar 7 Feb 2018
Join EBM Tools Network for a special web panel discussion: Impacts of the proposed offshore drilling plan on MPAs and regional marine spatial plans in the USA.
Seasonal Research Assistants
The San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research is hiring seasonal Research Assistants in recovery ecology, to begin in late March 2018. The job is limited to U.S. residents. For more information, click here. Applications due 15 Jan 2018.
ENSO Update 14 Dec 2017
La Niña is likely (exceeding ~80%) through the Northern Hemisphere winter 2017-18, with a transition to ENSO-neutral most likely during the mid-to-late spring.
