Scripps’s and Guadalupe Murrelets Avert “Endangered” Listing

Great news! Thanks to incredible island restoration efforts, including the conservation interventions we helped execute on California’s Channel Islands’ Anacapa Island, the Scripps’s and Guadalupe Murrelets are no longer at risk of being endangered. Learn more from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife.

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Credit: Glen Tepke

Featured photo: Anacapa Island. Credit: Island Conservation

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