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Protecting Globe-trotting Seabirds – Expert Reaction


Thursday, 4 March 2021, 12:19 pm
New research is highlighting the need for
internationally-minded policies to protect albatrosses and
large petrels, as they regularly fly in and out of danger on
the high seas.
The
research, which includes New Zealand data,
tracks more than 5,000 individual albatrosses and petrels
from around the world and links them to areas with different
protection policies.
The SMC asked experts to comment
on the study.
Karen N. Scott, Professor of Law,
University of Canterbury, comments:
“This is
important research that authoritatively demonstrates the
significance of the high seas as an important habitat for
albatrosses and petrels, ‘among the most threatened of all ....

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Community Scoop » A Polar Law Approach To Climate Change?


Press Release – University of Canterbury
Who is legally responsible for protecting our ice caps? Could a Polar approach to climate change strengthen political and legal responses to climate change and other human activities in both the Arctic and Antarctic regions? University of Canterbury …
Who is legally responsible for protecting our ice caps? Could a
Polar approach to climate change strengthen political and legal responses to climate change and other human activities in both the Arctic and Antarctic regions?
University of Canterbury (UC) Law Professor Karen Scott and Professor David VanderZwaag (Dalhousie University, Canada), editors of the
Polar Law Research Handbook explore these and other questions of law and policy relating to the Antarctic and Arctic in their new book, published in December 2020. ....

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