From Domoic Acid Poisoning to Recovery: A Brown Pelican’s Story of Hope
Sharing a precious California Brown Pelican who’s fortunate to have been rescued and is now on the road to recovery after surviving the devastating effects of domoic acid poisoning. She’s a glimmer of hope amidst the tragic domoic acid crisis impacting our seabirds and sea lions along the coast.
From Domoic Acid Poisoning to Recovery: A Brown Pelican’s Story of Hope
Meet a precious California Brown Pelican who’s fortunate to have been rescued and is now on the road to recovery after surviving the devastating effects of domoic acid poisoning. She represents a glimmer of hope amidst the tragic crisis affecting seabirds and marine life along the California coast.
Thanks to the incredible work of the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center, she’s receiving the vital care she needs. 💚
Visit Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center to learn more and discover how you can support their life-saving work.
Join Wildlife Jewels’ EYES Collective to help us find and report pelicans in need of rescue.
Help Us Save Pelicans
Wildlife Jewels® is seeking volunteers and community reporters to help monitor beaches and report distressed Pelicans. Learn how you can get involved and Join the Wildlife Jewels’ EYES Collective Program!
Pelicans in Crisis: Help Us Save Pelicans
“Every single Pelican is precious and every single Pelican counts. Please join us in this critical mission to save our precious Pelicans. ”
Join us and together let’s work to ensure safety of our precious wildlife!
Pelicans in Crisis: Help Us Save Pelicans
Our majestic California Brown Pelicans are facing a devastating crisis—domoic acid poisoning. One of the earliest signs is head swaying, a symptom. This video shows just a few of the many pelicans we observed suffering at La Jolla Cove on Thursday.
Pelicans in Crisis: Help Us Save Pelicans
Our majestic California Brown Pelicans are facing a devastating crisis—domoic acid poisoning. One of the earliest signs is head swaying. This video shows just a few of the many Pelicans we observed suffering at La Jolla Cove on Thursday.
If you see a Pelican in distress, call for help immediately. With prompt care and treatment, they have a chance to survive and recover. We're seeking volunteers and community reporters to join our EYES program to help us identify and report distressed Pelicans along our coastline. Every Pelican is precious. Every moment matters. Early action can save lives.
📞 Seabird Rescue Hotlines:
📍 San Diego County: SeaWorld Rescue: (800) 541-7325 and San Diego Humane Society Project Wildlife: (619) 299-7012
📍 Orange County: Wetlands & Wildlife Care Center: (714) 374-5587
📍 Los Angeles County: California Wildlife Center: (310) 458-9453 and International Bird Rescue: (310) 514-2573
Help Us Save Pelicans
Wildlife Jewels® is seeking volunteers and community reporters to help monitor beaches and report distressed Pelicans. Learn how you can get involved and Join the Wildlife Jewels’ EYES Collective Program!
Pelicans in Crisis: Help Us Save Pelicans
“Every single Pelican is precious and every single Pelican counts. Please join us in this critical mission to save our precious Pelicans. ”
Join us and together let’s work to ensure safety of our precious wildlife!
Celebrating the release of 13 precious California Brown Pelicans who were impacted by the recent, devastating domoic acid poisoning crisis.