In order to face ongoing threats, Bird Rescue has evolved into a global conservation organization. To better describe this change, we adopt the tagline that has grown quietly alongside our work: For Birds in a Changing World.
Four years after nearly drowning as a chick in a mass stranding during the 2021 Long Beach Harbor Seabird Incident, a banded Elegant Tern has been spotted thriving – this time in San Mateo County.
Tending to landscape means making space for the local wildlife that depends on it. But when that wildlife is a group of industrious beavers determined to turn your water management system into their dream pond, things get a little more complicated.
A recent oiled bird patient is a reminder that International Bird Rescue’s specialized decontamination efforts often include non-aquatic bird species. The latest unusual patient that came into care was a Western Burrowing Owl.
As spring unfolds, the new native garden, planted last year in front of International Bird Rescue’s Los Angeles Wildlife Center, is now bursting into bloom.
While winter may seem like an unlikely time to engage in gardening and tree trimming, it is worth enduring the chill if it means we are protecting the birds who occupy these spaces during the nesting season.
Ecotourism is traveling to natural places to experience and learn more about them, support their conservation, and lift up the local communities in those areas.
Summer is officially here, and with the nice weather comes an opportunity to take action to protect wildlife while you enjoy the great outdoors. Human activity continues to put the natural world at risk, and the need for greater wildlife habitat protection has never been more urgent.
Bird Rescue held our first Conservation Action Program corporate partnership event at the Great Salt Lake in Utah with the team from Maggie Sottero Designs and representatives from Friends of Great Salt Lake.
Now is the time to take action to save the lives of baby birds next spring. The months of September through February are the best time to complete your tree and shrub maintenance as most birds will have completed their breeding cycles by this time.