The Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel breeds on islands in the North Pacific from Alaska to California, including in Canada off the west coast of Vancouver Island, in Queen Charlotte Sound, and around the southeast and west coasts of Haida Gwaii. It is common to abundant over the continental shelf and offshore waters of British Columbia between April and November, and uncommon to rare in other months (Kenyon et al., 2009). Approximately 380,000 individuals breed in Canada, representing just under 10% of the global population and a low degree of jurisdictional responsibility for Canada. It is unknown how many additional individuals occur in Canadian waters outside the breeding season, but they may increase overall responsibility to moderate or even high. Data are currently insufficient to estimate trends or set a goal for the Canadian population.