Wildlife Jewels Featured in La Jolla Village News
We're delighted to share that Wildlife Jewels was featured in the November 5 Doers and Dreamers column by Molly Bowman-Styles, highlighting our efforts to give sick, injured, and distressed seabirds along the San Diego coastline a second chance at life!
A special thank you to Molly, Times of San Diego, and La Jolla Village News for sharing our story and shining a light on our precious seabirds and the importance of protecting them!
📰 Read the full feature: Times of San Diego
Interested in getting involved?
Become a Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew volunteer. Apply Here.
Report injured or distressed wildlife through our Wildlife Emergency Report.
Make a monetary contribution to help provide rescue equipment, transport supplies, volunteer training, and other essential resources for the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew. Donate Here.
Wildlife Jewels is featured in Greet La Jolla, highlighting our journey from wildlife-inspired art to coastal conservation, wildlife observation, rescue, education, and community engagement.
Wildlife Jewels’ seabird rescue work along the Southern California coast was recently featured on CBS 8 San Diego in a story by Shawn Styles, highlighting our work to find and rescue birds in need and the growing threat of fishing-line and hook entanglements in La Jolla.
Watch the ABC 10News Feature
View Megan Parry’s original ABC 10News feature HERE.
About Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew
Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew is a trained volunteer program that supports wildlife search and rescue through observation, field monitoring, reporting, containment support, and transport support. By working alongside wildlife rehabilitation organizations and agency partners, Rescue Crew helps expand response capacity while connecting more wildlife with the care they need.
About EYES
The Wildlife Jewels EYES program is dedicated to observing, documenting, and monitoring wildlife and the threats they face. Through long-term field monitoring and data collection, EYES helps support rescue efforts, conservation, education, and public awareness while inspiring people to value and protect wildlife and their habitats.
Wildlife Jewels Updates
Discover how Wildlife Jewels is advancing wildlife rescue through GIS-based monitoring, community reporting, and coordinated field response at CCWR 2026.
Wildlife Jewels was honored to be presented with a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition during the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew ribbon-cutting ceremony.
On Tuesday, June 9, 2026, Wildlife Jewels celebrated the official launch of the Wildlife Jewels Rescue Crew program with a ribbon cutting ceremony in Solana Beach.
Wildlife Jewels is a proud new Member of IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, joining a global network dedicated to conserving nature and protecting biodiversity.
Wildlife Jewels has been awarded a City of Newport Beach Cultural Arts Grant for The Art of Newport Beach Wildlife: Community Painting & Showcase, a free community art program celebrating Newport Beach wildlife.
Wildlife Jewels received a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition from U.S. Congressman Dave Min for its wildlife conservation and community impact.
Wildlife Jewels is pleased to share that our Executive Director, Azi Sharif, PhD, will be speaking at the Solana Beach Chamber Mix & Mingle Luncheon on “Protecting Coastal Wildlife in Solana Beach: How Our Community Can Help.”
Wildlife Jewels hosted its 2nd Annual World Wildlife Day Community Celebration at the Newport Beach Civic Center Community Room and Civic Center Park, bringing together more than 130 community members and over 70 volunteers for an inspiring afternoon of wildlife education, art, and hands-on conservation action.
Join Wildlife Jewels for a special Wildlife Conservation Day Walk at La Jolla Cove, followed by a Sunset Savor at Brockton Villa!
Last week Wildlife Jewels® hosted an art show featuring exclusive pieces from Wildlife Jewels’ Arts of Wildlife collection to raise awareness and support for wildlife affected by the recent wildfires.
We’re thrilled to launch our new Jewels of Newport Bay program page — a space to explore the art, stories, and wonders of Newport Bay’s wildlife we’ve featured. Discover our current projects and meet the precious wildlife that inspire them, with more to come — including wildlife-themed fashion pieces, coloring activities, and future community art projects.
Wildlife Jewels is proud to be among leading organizations across the conservation and zoological community formally endorsing the newly introduced Wildlife Confiscations Network Act of 2025! This important bill expands a critical national network to provide urgent care and placement for trafficked wildlife—freeing law enforcement to focus on catching and prosecuting traffickers.
We’re thrilled to have celebrated the Ribbon Cutting of Wildlife Jewels® in Solana Beach! 🎉Thank you to the Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce and everyone who joined us to make this day unforgettable!
You're Invited! 🎀✨Wildlife Jewels Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – Solana Beach! Come celebrate Wildlife Jewels at our official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony in Solana Beach!
Last week Wildlife Jewels® hosted an art show featuring exclusive pieces from Wildlife Jewels’ Arts of Wildlife collection to raise awareness and support for wildlife affected by the recent wildfires.
We’re deeply saddened by the devastation caused by the LA fires. 💔 To help, we’re auctioning selected pieces from our Wildlife Jewels® Arts Collection to support wildlife affected by the fires.
We're delighted to share that Wildlife Jewels was featured in the November 5 Doers and Dreamers column by Molly Bowman-Styles, highlighting our efforts to give sick, injured, and distressed seabirds along the San Diego coastline a second chance at life!