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We are looking forward to learning from keynote speaker Tammah Watts at the upcoming Soaring Twenties Benefit in Los Angeles on Saturday, June 8. Tammah is the author of the book, "Keep Looking Up: Your Guide to the Powerful Healing of Birdwatching."
Thanks to TuTu Dance for helping support International Bird Rescue with a another dazzling evening of vibrant dance on Friday, May 10, 2024 at 8 PM. This annual performing arts event reflects the multicultural vibrancy of Southern California!
Eight Brandt’s Cormorants are recovering at the Los Angeles Oiled Bird Care and Education Center (managed by International Bird Rescue) after they were found oiled on the coast of Huntington Beach between March 8 and 16.
We are happy to report that Blue is fully on the mend after a second surgery that brings the total sutures required to repair her wounds to approximately 500. She is now eating with bravado, having gained 800 grams.
A total of 19 oiled birds – mostly Common Murres – are in care at International Bird Rescue, after recent California storms. The contaminated birds were transferred on February 9 from wildlife centers in Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, and Marin Counties.
Volunteer Mary Lawrence Test found herself in an unexpected yet familiar role when she discovered a distressed Brown Pelican on the beach with multiple fish hooks on her body. Learn more about this recent heroic rescue in Mary’s words.
Wearing nail polish is a small, yet impactful way to express individuality and can draw attention effortlessly. By collaborating with Dimension Nails, International Bird Rescue hopes to spark more conversations about bird conservation.
While winter may seem like an unlikely time to engage in gardening and tree trimming, it is worth enduring the chill if it means we are protecting the birds who occupy these spaces during the nesting season.
Bird Rescue strives to give every bird who falls victim to human-caused threats a second chance at life. Thanks to these efforts, this Black-crowned Night-Heron patient, who recently suffered from life-threatening injuries caused by both fishing line entanglement and a gunshot wound, made a miraculous recovery.
Sign me up to attend! As a token of our appreciation for your incredible International Bird Rescue support, we’re rolling out the red carpet with exclusive prizes at our Saturday, November 18 Taking Flight Fall Music Festival. It’s not just a giveaway; it’s a celebration of the community that makes moments like these truly special. ... Read more