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[…]of catastrophic climate change… In any case, I sent this to him as an intended note of comfort and I am also sending it to you, for a slim thread to hang from in these days of justifiable environmental despair. Here’s some small good news… A red-tailed hawk, a big (1150grams) strong female, her tail just now turning red, was hit by a vehicle on US 101 between Eureka and Arcata. We picked her up from the side of the highway early Monday morning. She suffered no broken bones but her eyes were closed, she was barely responsive, her head […]
[…]fishing industry’s floating slaughter-houses, perhaps those who know them best are whalers and commercial fishers. Infrequent visitors to land, they are less commonly admitted for care than other seabirds who stay close to the coasts. As with all tasks, increased exposure improves our skills. So for many years, Northern Fulmars were regarded as a difficult species to treat, and many of these birds died while in our care. When caring for a wild animal, besides treatment for whatever the injury or condition, the primary care given is husbandry, which amounts mostly to diet and housing. When we tried to find […]
[…]the first 6 youngsters who were ready to begin their lives back in the wild. Check out the video and the photos – watch wild raccoons enter the wild for the first time since they lost their mama… The first whiff of freedom (and a real river!) Over the river and into the woods, to Grandmother’s house they go. Just a few steps from the cloaking device that mother Earth provides all her children… Taken with a zoom lens, one last view before these youngsters ‘disappear’ into the real world! As with all we do, it’s your support that makes […]
We are so much more prepared to meet the needs of our region than we were last year, but we have farther to go. Please help if you […]
[…]Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:31:51 — 105.1MB) | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Email | RSSThis podcast is the recording of a conversation over the internet (please forgive the occasional audio glitch!) with Veronica Bowers the founder and executive director of Native Songbird Care and Conservation in Sebastapol, California. Veronica is a leader in rehabilitative songbird care, a powerful advocate for songbird conservation and protection and a standard setter for excellence in wildlife rehabilitation. It was a great pleasure to sit down and talk with her about achieving excellence, maintaining high standards over time, mentoring those who are […]
[…]also available at the door! Come out for a terrific end of Summer party and help keep our wild lands and our wild neighbors […]
[…]we will be resuming our volunteer program, although on a limited scale at first. We have room for 12 new volunteers and interns on our crew and we think it might be you we’re looking for! Critical tasks include: Laundry! Dishes! General housekeeping! (that’s the bulk of what we all do!) And of course other tasks include providing care for orphaned wild babies, like opossums, House Finches, raccoons, seabird chicks, and more… Last year we treated 1,568 wild patients. Half of them, 790 of our year’s caseload, were admitted between May 23 and August 23 – so yes, our Spring […]
[…]are not exactly useful. So far the only reliable information coming from the Unified Incident Command (which amounts to a large part of the Federal government and BP) has been that information from the Unified Command is at best misinformed, more likely, propaganda. These official estimates of the flow of crude oil place the volume at a level that was intially reported by SkyTruth and Dr. Ian MacDonald of Florida State University on 27 April and eventually published in the NY Times on 22 May. Meanwhile, the CEO of BP Plc has been seen on media all over the world, […]
[…]introduced. Often the attempts to mitigate their presence divide communities. Click on the photo to read Carl Safina (Eye of the Albatross, Song for the Blue Ocean) on the planned eradication of Mute Swans (pop 2200) from the state of New York. And if you’d like to take this poll, we’ll be discussuing the results after the […]
[…]as well. On the North Coast, the situation has been slightly different, our cooler temperatures and distance form the larger fishing ports and urban impact has left more room in the ocean for our seabird neighbors. Even so, Humboldt Wildlife Care Center has admitted nearly 50 starving juveniles since the “die-off” began in July. That’s a lot of work for our small facility and it’s a lot of fish, too. [Help support our efforts to raise healthy, wild orphans and provide quality care for all marine wildlife caught in civilization’s many snares. Please contribute to our Fall campaign today. $ […]