J. D. Shaw

Using camera traps to determine occupancy and breeding in burrowing seabirds

This study uses camera traps to estimate breeding success and occupancy in burrowing seabirds, showing they can improve accuracy compared to traditional methods.

Differing ecological responses of seabirds to invasive species eradication

The paper examines how different seabird species respond to invasive species eradication, finding that species with broader niches and breeding timing aligned with resource abundance persist, while habitat-specific species decline, and recovery rates vary based on philopatry and habitat use.

Detecting seabird responses to invasive species eradication

The paper evaluates survey methods for assessing seabird responses to invasive species eradication, finding no single optimal strategy for diverse ecosystems.

Uncertainty in population estimates: a meta-analysis for petrels

This paper analyzes population uncertainty in petrels, finding high variability and lack of improvement over time, with recommendations for better uncertainty reporting and management.

Antarctica's wilderness has declined to the exclusion of biodiversity

The paper assesses Antarctica's wilderness and finds it has declined, excluding much biodiversity, but suggests increased regulation could reverse this trend.