River Systems Identified as Critical Lifeline for Global Seabird Populations

A comprehensive review of five decades of research has found that the health of the world's seabirds is inextricably linked to the rivers that flow into the sea. The findings suggest that effective marine conservation must begin hundreds of miles inland, focusing on the nutrients and habitats provided by river plumes.

Rohan Mehta

February 23, 2026689 views

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