Like every year in autumn, the first flight of the Cory’s Chearwater (Calonectris diomedea) is an important moment for the specie’s survival..

The Cory’s Chearwater reaches lands only to nest one and lonely egg. This specie is threatened with extinction due to the reducing nesting areas (extensive tourist building on the coastal region), and presence of predators like cats or rabbits…

Cory’s Chearwater

Therefore to give them the chance of a second flight, hundreds of volunteers every year, work at the recovery of the mislaid broods and the survival of his kind.

The Canarian government recommends that every person who finds a Cory’s Chearwater in the Canary Islands, gets in touch immediately with specialized services by dialling "112 ".