RSPB: Albatross deaths
New analysis estimates thousands of endangered albatrosses killed each year by Southern Hemisphere longline fisheries Over 30,000 seabirds are estimated to die annually in Southern Hemisphere longline fisheries. This includes 438 Gibson’s albatrosses – as much as 72% of the species annual population growth – according to a major new analysis of 10 billion hooks,...
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