The Seabird Restoration Database is a unique global product presenting practitioners with real world examples of the methods and outcomes of active seabird restoration efforts around the world.

The database contains data on ongoing, planned, complete, and incomplete projects that use seabird social attraction stimuli (sound, decoys, mirrors) and/or translocation (physical seabird transfers) to restore seabird colonies, including those with failed outcomes. Project justifications include both active restoration efforts and trials/experiments applied to inform future conservation activities.

Click on the map below to view the world's active seabird restoration efforts!