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Important nesting sites
Albatross colonies tend to be on remote islands. We've picked out a few key breeding sites and the albatrosses you'll find on them.
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This island is home to the entire population of Amsterdam albatrosses - the rarest albatross in the world. More... |
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The Falkland Islands (Malvinas) are important for black-browed albatrosses - over 80% of the world's population nest here. More... |
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The islands of Hawaii are important for the handful of albatross species that make the northern hemisphere their home. More... |
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These islands form vital breeding grounds for several albatrosses, many of which have not touched land since their last breeding season. More... |
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The islands of South Georgia are home to the British Overseas Territories most studied albatross colonies. More... |
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Tristan da Cunha, a group of remote volcanic islands, is important for a number of species found nowhere else in the world. More... |
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