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Farallon Islands wildlife research is in trouble. What it means for marine science A $300,000 cut in federal funding hits nonprofit Point Blue Conservation Science, which monitors “California ...
Farallon Islands wildlife research is in trouble. What it means for marine science A $300,000 cut in federal funding hits nonprofit Point Blue Conservation Science, which monitors “California ...
Ran on: 02-17-2005 The Farallon Islands, 28 miles off the coast of San Francisco, were established as a refuge in 1909 by President Theodore Roosevelt. Today the islands host 250,000 seabirds.
A gull rests on the sign at Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge as the lighthouse hill is seen in the background in Farallon Islands, Calif., on Friday, May 31, 2024.
Biologists who monitor wildlife year-round at San Francisco’s remote Farallon Islands will be leaving their posts for the first time in nearly six decades due to federal budget cuts. Despite its ...
A colony of Common Murres, the most populous bird on the island with approximately 350,000 individuals, according to Point Blue Conservation Science at Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge in ...
The mice of the Farallon Islands think they’ve got it made. They’re out there with ocean views in every direction, picnicking on plants, salamanders and insects like there’s no tomorrow.
The Farallon Islands are now home to the largest U.S. colony of nesting seabirds outside Alaska. Five species of marine mammals breed or haul out here, ...
A gull rests on the sign at Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge as the lighthouse hill is seen in the background in Farallon Islands, Calif., on Friday, May 31, 2024.
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