Gough Island

Gough Island has had two censuses in the last decade.

A weather station has been operating on Gough Island since 1956.

The 21st century has seen stable populations at Gough Island.

Did you read the last met from Gough Island?

The majority of the world's population nest on Gough Island, around 1500 pairs.

Gough Island has also been used as base for whaling and sealing but only ever temporarily.

The next day Hentley left for Gough Island on the very same ship.

This rare breed is endemic to Gough Island, where more than 99 percent of its estimated 15,000 population lives.

A famous mistake that is generally acknowledged, is about the size of Gough Island.

Gough Island has been designated as a World Heritage Site.

Efforts to help conserve this bird are underway, with counting of the birds on Gough Island.

It is an endemic from South Chile and Gough Island.

It is found on Gough Island.

Gough Island, rising to 910m, is the mountainous summit of a Tertiary volcanic mass.

It is not uncommon on Gough Island, but it is rarely seen in flower.

See our full list of US Government Gough Island information - highly recommended.

Eradication programs on Gough Island are ongoing and are expected to require years of 'concerted effort'.

South Africa maintained a weather station at Gough Island in the Antarctic.

The vegetation of Gough Island.

Mice made it to Gough Island in the 19th century and began shifting their prey base to mainly seabird chicks.

Red Cross operations in Gough Island.

A British site detailing various protected natural areas including a grassland site on Gough Island.

The most spectacular example of this is on Gough Island, a small island in the middle of the south Atlantic.

It was very similar to the Gough moorhen of Gough Island, located 395 miles to the southeast.

On the desolate shores of Gough Island in the deep South Atlantic, a natural history horror story is unfolding.