[2] The PSG is a member of the Ornithological Council, the World Seabird Union, and the American Bird Conservancy.
Pacific Seabirds is a biannual (spring and fall) publication with news and events of interest to the membership.
[3] Since 2000, the PSG has published the open-access, peer-reviewed journal Marine Ornithology on behalf of a consortium of seabird groups from across the world.
Marine Ornithology is published 2-3 times a year, and is the continuation of the African Seabird Group's journal Cormorant.
In the past, it has written regarding Marine Protected Areas in the western United States, American white pelican management plans, the eradication of introduced mammals from islands, and decisions on the listing of species in endangered species legislation.