Oikonos is a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization working locally and internationally to increase awareness and understanding of human impacts on marine ecosystems and
improve biodiversity conservation on imperiled islands.

What's New for Winter 2009

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New Project in Chile Isla Mocha, a Chilean natural reserve, is an important breeding site for a threatened seabird, the Pink-footed Shearwater, or Fardela Blanca. The timing is ripe to begin a community-based conservation initiative, in collaboration with local communities, the national government, and ABC. The Juan Fernández Islands Conservancy program will expand work to Isla Mocha to estimate the breeding population, establish protocols, and track birds during their migration to North America.

New Networking Site for Año Nuevo Island Seabird Restoration

Follow the progress blog, meet the wildlife, become a volunteer,
or join the friends group to receive updates

www.AnoNuevoIsland.org

Music to Inspire Marine Debris Prevention

Listen to Blue Gold by Aoede
Lisa Sniderman describes this song as her band's "coastal anthem celebrating our precious blue liquid resource-the ocean!"

New Publication

International and cross-cultural management in conservation of migratory species

In a special free-access Forum by the Royal Society of New Zealand: Cross-cultural environmental research and management.

Hannahrose M. Nevins, Josh Adams, Henrik Moller, Jamie Newman, Michelle Hester, and K. David Hyrenbach.

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