Mystery Oil Grows Along Oregon / Washington Coast as More Birds, Tar Found
Mystery Oil Grows Along Oregon - Washington Coast as More Birds, Tar Found - Tar balls now found from Long Beach through Lincoln City
Source: beachconnection.net
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Agencies responding to contaminated wildlife and tar balls along the N. Oregon/SW. Washington coasts
Federal agencies along with Washington and Oregon state agencies are responding to a tar-like substance from an unknown source affecting a shoreline near Beards Hollow, Washington, and multiple birds in
Source: northcoastcitizen.com
State agencies, Coast Guard investigate tar balls, oiled birds on OR/WA coastlines
The United States Coast Guard, the Washington Department of Ecology, and the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality are investigating several reports of oil
United States Lincoln City Oregon Department Of Environmental Quality Washington Department Of Fish Washington Department Of Ecology United States Coast Guard
Source: katu.com
BBC One - Planet Earth III - A second chance with giants: Learning from humpback whales
By Jackie Hildering & Christie McMillan, Marine Education & Research Society
Source: bbc.co.uk
Warmer Oceans Are Driving More Frequent Seabird Die-Offs, Preventing Populations From Recovering
A new study used long-term volunteer data to show that marine heatwaves are linked to mass avian mortality at sea.
Source: audubon.org
Coastal birds face a growing threat
Oregon Coast beaches show many seasonal trends. In the spring, breeding birds seeking safe, quiet places with abundant food resources return to the coast to nest and raise young on
United States Recreation Department Oystercatcher Monitoring Program Oregon Coast Tufted Puffin Common Murres
Source: theworldlink.com
Coastal birds face a growing threat
Oregon Coast beaches show many seasonal trends. In the spring, breeding birds seeking safe, quiet places with abundant food resources return to the coast to nest and raise young on
United States Oystercatcher Monitoring Program Recreation Department Oregon Coast Tufted Puffin Common Murres
Source: northcoastcitizen.com
Guest Artist Creates Bird-Like Projections for Salesforce Tower, to Call Attention to Migratory Seabirds
San Francisco artist Therese Lahaie has a new work that will be visible from a wide swath of the city this weekend, and starting Thursday night, on the illuminated crown of Salesforce Tower.
Source: sfist.com
30th Annual Christmas Bird Count Results
20 adults and 8 kids spent a combined 23 hours out in the field, on foot and by car, covering a combined 22 miles of our circle.
Source: kucb.org