Northern Giant Petrel/ Grootnellie facts: ● Giant petrels are the largest petrels ● They whinny and neigh ● They are a near threatened species in Namibia and South Africa ● Juveniles are dark brown and they become paler with age ● They are scavengers and eat carrion, birds, fish, squid and crustaceans. | Hartenbos Dierehospitaal / Animal Hospital

Protecting one of our most precious birds 🐣 🌊 The Gould’s petrel is Australia’s rarest endemic seabird. For many years, their only known breeding location was Cabbage Tree Island near Port Stephens. The species was headed towards extinction in the early 1990s with less than 250 breeding pairs left, but dedicated conservation efforts in the last 30 years have made a huge difference. We’ve worked alongside #SavingOurSpecies and other partners to control invasive species, restore habitat, install

Seismic Mis-Tie Analysis using Petrel