Board of Natural Resources conservation strategy fails endangered seabird
Final plan for marbled murrelet recovery shows lack of leadership for rare bird, forests and coastal communities.
News Category: Murrelet
Speak up for marbled murrelets
WILD NW Action Alert #298: Tell the Washington Department of Natural Resources to strengthen protections for endangered murrelets!
Statement on release of the FEIS for DNR’s Long-term Marbled Murrelet Conservation Strategy
“As a society, we should not be faced with the false choice of reducing vital services for people or causing significant loss of our natural heritage.”
Marbled Murrelet Coalition Statement on Revised Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Marbled Murrelet Long-Term Conservation Strategy
Murrelet populations have dropped 44 percent in the last 15 years and murrelets are now listed as endangered, perilously close to statewide extinction.
Take action for murrelets that rely on state forests
WILD NW Action Alert #283: Through Tuesday, 12/6, you can help protect endangered marbled murrelets and their habitat.
Marbled Murrelet Coalition Statement on preferred alternative for Murrelet Long Term Conservation Strategy
The BNR alternative does not preserve enough older forest habitat for the rapidly and steadily declining murrelet population. The BNR alternative fails to incorporate the best available science for recovery of marbled murrelets that nest in older forests across western Washington.