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Why are more female than male Magellanic penguins stranded in South America every year?

Argentina creates two new marine parks to protect penguins, sea lions

Feed a fishery, starve a seabird

‘Drifters of opportunity’: Seabirds track energy in tidal currents

Photos: Here are the winners of the 2018 British Ecological Society photo contest

New Zealand penguins make ‘crazy’ 7,000-km round trip for food

Largest king penguin colony in the world has shrunk by 90%

Plant communities roar back after rat removal from Pacific islands

Coral reefs thrive next to rat-free islands, new study finds

Let there be light — but be mindful of the wildlife

Warmer sea surface temperatures imperil the survival of juvenile albatross: Study

Seabird secrets revealed by bioacoustics in New Zealand

How to help penguins (photos)

How effective is environmental restoration?

Penguin mega-colony discovered using satellites and drones, raising scientists’ hopes

Drones enable fast, accurate wildlife counts, study shows

Canary in the Arctic coal mine: warming harms migrating red knot

Elusive seabird breeding grounds discovered in Chilean desert

Ecological trap ensnares endangered African penguins

Seabird numbers down 70 percent since 1950

Russia bans driftnet fishing, a reprieve for seabirds and marine mammals

Pollutants threaten long-term survival of wandering albatross

Ocean’s 15: meet the species that have vanished forever from our seas

Rat eradication needed to save seabird colony

Saving Peru’s sea turtles and marine birds: conservationists and fishermen partner to tackle bycatch

Coastal wildlife paradise declared biosphere reserve in Argentina (PHOTOS)

Collateral damage: new findings shed light on the full impact of commercial fishing

Can penguins cope with climate change? Scientists find different types of ice elicit different responses

Over 350 species added to the IUCN Red List’s threatened categories in the last six months

Nearly half a million seabirds die in gillnets every year, but solutions exist

No place like home: scientists discover that male crested penguins head home earlier than females

Conservationists work to give South Georgia back to the birds

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