Partnering in Search of Answers: Seabird Die-offs in the Bering and Chukchi Seas

Kaler, R.; Sheffield, G.; Backensto, S.; Lindsey, J.; Jones, T.; Parrish, J.; Ahmasuk, B.; Bodenstein, B.; Dusek, R.; Van Hemert, C.; Smith, M.; Schwalenberg, P.

doi:10.25923/h002-4w87

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Partnering in Search of Answers: Seabird Die-offs in the Bering and Chukchi Seas

2022
By Kaler, R. ; Sheffield, G. ; Backensto, S. ; ...
Series: NOAA technical report OAR ARC ; 22-15

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Kaler, R. ; Sheffield, G. ; Backensto, S. ; Lindsey, J. ; Jones, T. ; Parrish, J. ; Ahmasuk, B. ; Bodenstein, B. ; Dusek, R. ; Van Hemert, C. ; Smith, M. ; Schwalenberg, P. Less -
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During 2022, the northern Bering and southern Chukchi Sea region reported the sixth consecutive year of higher-than-expected beach-cast seabirds (2017-22). Reports of beach-cast carcasses ranged from Point Hope to Izembek Lagoon and numbered ~450, fewer than in the preceding several years but a continued concern for coastal communities. Tracking the duration, geographic extent, and magnitude of seabird bird die-offs across Alaska's expansive and remote coastline is only possible through well-coordinated communication and a dedicated network of Tribal, State, Federal, and university academic partners.
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Die-off (Zoology) Mortality Sea Birds
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