Help Us Save Marine Mammals and Seabirds in Crisis
Sea lions and seabirds along the coast are suffering from domoic acid poisoning. If treated early, survival is possible. However, without timely care, domoic acid poisoning can lead to irreversible brain damage and death.
Celebrating the Release of Precious California Brown Pelicans
Celebrating the release of 10 precious California Brown Pelicans who were impacted by the recent pelican starvation crisis. These Pelicans received the urgent care they needed at the Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center and were released by their dedicated team at Corona del Mar State Beach on June 10th.
California Brown Pelican Crisis: Help Us Find Distressed Pelicans
Since the beginning of April, hundreds of starving, emaciated, and deceased California Brown Pelicans have been found along the California coast. This is a devastating and deeply saddening crisis. These precious pelicans urgently need help as they are starving, emaciated, and dehydrated. If spotted and rescued in time, they have a great chance of survival with proper treatment.
California Brown Pelican Crisis: Help us save Pelicans
Over the last month, hundreds of starving, emaciated and many deceased California Brown Pelicans have been found along the California coast. This is a devastating and beyond sad crisis. These precious Pelicans are starving, emaciated and dehydrated and urgently need help. If they are spotted and rescued in time they have a great chance of survival upon treatment.
The Rescue of a Stranded California Brown Pelican
Alarming number of distressed or deceased California Brown Pelicans have been reported across the California coast. The Pelicans are starving, emaciated and dehydrated and urgently need help. We are thrilled to announce the successful rescue of one of the precious Pelicans affected by this devastating crisis.
Urgent Call to Action: Help Save California Brown Pelicans!
Since Tuesday, April 23rd, a large number of California Brown Pelicans have been found in a state of emaciation and dehydration, with multiple reports of deceased pelicans discovered in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles counties.
