DarwinPlus053: Northern Rockhopper penguin Eudyptes moseleyi breeding success on Nightingale Island, Tristan da Cunha 2016-2017

Darwin Plus Project 053
http://www.darwininitiative.org.uk/documents/DPLUS053/24132/DPLUS053%20AR1%20-%20edited.pdf

The dataset is under Embargo until data analysis has been completed and ready to be published as Open Data.

In 2016, 100 northern Rockhopper penguin nests were marked in the main colony on Nightingale Island (37.254°S, 12.2832°W) and an additional 50 nests in a small satellite colony (37.252°S, 12.2833°W). Nests were followed from egg-laying to the crèching stage to monitor breeding success and to investigate the impact of colony size as one of the possible drivers of breeding success. Data were collected as part of the Darwin Plus funded Project Pinnamin, 2016 â 2018, a joint multi-institutional and interdisciplinary collaboration between the RSPB, Tristan da Cunha government, British Antarctic Survey (BAS), Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) and the Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) in South Africa.

该数据集隶属于达尔文计划（Darwin Plus Project）编号053，其内容受限于数据分析和准备公开数据的状态。2016年，在夜莺岛（37.254°S, 12.2832°W）的主要殖民地中标记了100个北岩企鸟巢穴，并在一个较小的卫星殖民地（37.252°S, 12.2833°W）中额外标记了50个巢穴。研究人员从产卵阶段开始追踪至孵化阶段，以监控繁殖成功率，并研究殖民地规模作为可能影响繁殖成功率的驱动因素之一。数据收集是作为达尔文计划资助的Pinnamin项目（2016-2018年）的一部分进行的，该项目由英国皇家鸟类保护协会（RSPB）、特里斯坦达库尼亚政府、英国南极调查局（BAS）、苏格兰皇家动物园协会（RZSS）以及南非环境事务部（DEA）联合多机构、跨学科合作完成。