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Wildlife and Conservation Home Page
Guide to Wildlife and Conservation Pages
Conservation News
Latest News of Tristan da Cunha's Wildlife and Conservation
Conservation News 2005-8
2005-8 Conservation News
Conservation Ordinance
Full Text of the 2006 Tristan da Cunha Conservation Ordinance
Penguins
Find out about the Northern Rockhopper Penguin
Albatross
Three species of native Tristan da Cunha Albatross Species
Great Shearwaters
Endemic Sea-Bird to the Tristan Group with an amazing annual migration
Shearwaters
To be developed
Petrels
To be developed
Skuas & Terns
Tristan's Terns and Skuas
Land Birds
To be developed
Invertebrates
To be developed
Seals & Whales
To be developed
Sea Life
To be developed
Vegetation
To be developed
Species Index
To be developed

Wildlife and Conservation

Explore the growing tristandc.com section
as it is published

to discover the extra-ordinary species
only normally seen live by patient visitors
willing to 'wait for a day'
to explore often hostile habitats
away from settlement

Also learn about Tristan's 21st Century
Conservation which puts the community
in the forefront of international
Conservation research and management

Atlantic Yellow-Nosed Albatross
Northern Rockhopper Penguin
Wildlife and Conservation Partnership
The Tristan da Cunha Government, through its Natural Resources Department, works in partnership with UK conservation organisations (e.g. RSPB and UK Overseas Territories Conservation Forum). Individual projects have been funded by the UK Government's Darwin Initiative and Overseas Territories Environment Programme. Tristan has also benefited from ongoing support from staff at the University of Cape Town who are involved with on-going research into the Tristan da Cunha Islands' unique wildlife. The close links between these partners is reflected in team work to create and maintain the Wildlife and Conservation section of tristandc.com
RSPB International Website
OTEP Website
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This page first published March 2006