Protected species bycatch

Capture of white-chinned petrel in scampi trawl fisheries, in the Fiordland area

White-chinned petrel off the Cape of Good Hope

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Observed captures of white-chinned petrel in scampi trawl fisheries

Fishing effort and observations in scampi trawl fisheries

Fishing effort and observed captures of white-chinned petrel by month, 2002–03 to 2020–21

White-chinned petrel (Procellaria aequinoctialis) breed on islands throughout the Southern Ocean. The largest breeding site for white-chinned petrel in New Zealand is on the Antipodes Islands.

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