[…]Travers and offered to Portland Audubon as an outreach tool. After its premiere, the film was made available online (see below) to help spread general appreciation of the often maligned Cormorant as well as an introduction to the issue of Cormorant killing. Below the movie are links to more information on the East Sand Island Cormorants. 1)news about the killing 2)issues facing salmon 3)Portland Audubon’s lawsuit 4)Information about USFWS hidden analysis showing Cormorant killing won’t help […]
[…]Power is expected to be off for as many as four to nine days, Our phones may not be functional during this time. Due to PG&E’s public safety power shutdown, our phones may not be functional. If you are unable to reach us at 707 822 8839, please use 707 832 8385 or 707 832 8805, if you need to reach Humboldt Wildlife Care Center while the power is turned off. We will be open during this time. Please be patient and kind during this shutdown. Hopefully it will pass without too much […]
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[…]the video for our report on our progress! We have more to go, more to build to regain our lost capacity after last year’s move. Your support will make it all happen. Please help us help our wild neighbors!! Thank you!!! DONATE […]
A pipeline rupture along the coast in Santa Barbara County has spilled tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil into the Pacific Ocean and onto the shoreline. Marie Travers, one of BAX’ co-directors, is on the scene helping with the wildlife rescue effort. Other BAX staff are on standby, ready to go, as the horrible situation unfolds. Your support of our mission makes it possible for us to help anywhere that injured wildlife is in need. We’ll provide updates as they are available. BAX co-director, Marie Travers, cares for a Canada Goose while responding to an oil spill in […]
Your help needed! Just click on the screen shot below to go to read about the project and Donate! Thank […]
If you see this picture on a donation jar at various businesses around Humboldt County, please, drop some money in! Thank you for supporting the care of our injured and orphaned wild […]
It’s Halloween and two of our Raccoon patients were released! These masked juveniles won’t be trick or treating the neighborhoods however. They’ll be strictly wild, thanks to your support! There is still time to help us close in on our October goal of $7000 – although time is running out! Hopefully we won’t turn into a pumpkin at midnight! Click here to support our […]
Wild Baby Season of 2023 is nearly halfway through as we continue to build our vessel as we sail it. We need your help! Help us feed 10 Fawns, 15 Swallows, 3 Owls, 10 Mallards, 5 Skunks, 10 Raccoons, a Gray Fox and more! Please support our work if you can! […]
A little “humor” to begin the weekend! Heermann’s gulls – a close companion of Brown pelicans. These birds were successfuly rescued, treated and released by […]