Gould’s petrel is threatened

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Gould’s petrel is a small, endangered seabird species whose survival is closely tied to breeding colonies such as those on Cabbage Tree Island.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Procellariiformes
endangered species
petrel
seabird
subspecies
vertebrate
bodySize small
breedingColonyLocation Boondelbah Island, New South Wales, Australia
Cabbage Tree Island, New South Wales, Australia
linked to: Cabbage Tree Island
breedsOn Boondelbah Island
Cabbage Tree Island
class Aves
commonNameOf Pterodroma leucoptera leucoptera
linked to: Gould’s petrel
conservationAction habitat restoration on Cabbage Tree Island
legal protection under Australian law
predator control on breeding islands
conservationStatus endangered
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List
country Australia
diet crustaceans
small fish
squid
distribution southwestern Pacific Ocean
endemicTo Australia
family Procellariidae
habitat marine environment
offshore islands
pelagic waters
kingdom Animalia
migration highly pelagic outside breeding season
namedAfter John Gould
nestSite rock crevices
under vegetation
nestType ground nest
order Procellariiformes
phylum Chordata
reproduction colonial breeder
subspeciesOf Pterodroma leucoptera
taxonAuthor John Gould
threat disturbance at breeding colonies
entanglement in fishing gear
habitat loss
introduced predators
light pollution near colonies

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Cabbage Tree Island conservationStatusOfKeySpecies Gould’s petrel is threatened