Since the European discovery of the Auckland Islands, at least ten species of land mammals
have been introduced there. Most arrived in the first half of the ninteenth century during …

ABSTRACT White-capped Albatrosses Thalassarche steadi breed only on New Zealand's
sub-Antarctic islands, principally the Auckland Islands. The species is commonly caught as …

This report details the mark-recapture methods and findings for Gibson's albatross and white-
capped albatross at the Auckland Islands. We present data on the size of the Gibson's …

White-capped albatrosses are the most frequently incidentally bycaught albatross species in
New Zealand commercial fisheries. The species ranks highly in New Zealand Government …

White-capped albatross (Thalassarche steadi) are a significant bycatch in commercial
fisheries in New Zealand and off South Africa and, to an unknown extent, in the high seas …

The Auckland Islands are the largest island group in the New Zealand subantarctic region,
and have the most diverse avifauna, including eight endemic taxa. We present the first …

Adams Island (9,693 ha) is the second-largest island in the Auckland Islands group, and the
largest island in New Zealand on which introduced mammals have never become …

The Auckland Islands comprise the largest and most researched island group in the New
Zealand subantarctic region, and have the largest number of endemic bird taxa …