I wasn't going to listen because it wasn't in my neighborhood but it turned out to be very interesting. I support our old growth forests and the critters that live in them, wherever they are. Thanks Adam.
Enjoyed this podcast because I learned more about the Marbled Murrelet and the efforts to address population and recovery and the Forest Plan. During the 1990-early 2000s I worked for the US Fish & Wildlife Service. My work focused on spill response and restoration projects for many seabirds and their habitats. One was the Marbled Murrelet and securing a large expanse of old growth forest in SW Washington state.
I wasn't going to listen because it wasn't in my neighborhood but it turned out to be very interesting. I support our old growth forests and the critters that live in them, wherever they are. Thanks Adam.
Enjoyed this podcast because I learned more about the Marbled Murrelet and the efforts to address population and recovery and the Forest Plan. During the 1990-early 2000s I worked for the US Fish & Wildlife Service. My work focused on spill response and restoration projects for many seabirds and their habitats. One was the Marbled Murrelet and securing a large expanse of old growth forest in SW Washington state.
Watching and hearing them fly over to and from their nests was incredible. Thanks for your work protecting their habitat.
Book by Maria Mudd Ruth: “Rare Bird: Pursuing the Mystery of the Marbled Murrelet”. 2005.
Thanks everyone