Tegan Carpenter-Kling

I am so pleased to announce that my team and I successfully deployed 20 loggers on adult Cape Gannets! We did the deployments in February 2023 on Bird and Malgas islands in South Africa and are rec...

Every year, BirdLife South Africa chooses a Bird of the Year as a way of raising awareness about the bird, and links it to broader environmental education drives. For 2022, the Cape Gannet was chos...

I have reached my goal! Thank you to everyone that contributed towards my project on Experiment! These funds will go a long way to getting this project off the ground and for the first time, discov...

The Cape Gannet’s body is perfectly adapted to plunge divefor its prey. From a height of approximately 30m Cape Gannets plunge into theocean at speeds reaching speeds of 100km/h and easily capture ...

Due to a massive collaborative effort among South African and international scientists, the at-sea distribution of African Penguins Spheniscus demersus during the breeding and non-breeding seasons ...