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Web Name: International Bird Rescue -  Home - Bird Rescue : Wildlife Oil Spill Response : Education : Trai

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Looking Back, Looking ForwardCheck out our beautiful 2019 Annual Report. It’s short, sweet, and offers inspiration through stories our supporters helped make happen last year.TAKE A LOOKEvery Person, Every DayThis is our story, who we are, what we do, and why we do it. Meet some of our dedicated wildlife rehabilitation staff and volunteers who act every day on behalf of sick, injured and orphaned waterbirds. WATCH VIDEOSeabirds in DistressA surge of seabirds – 200 sick Common Murres – beaching themselves along Northern California is overwhelming International Bird Rescue’s wildlife center.READ MORE49th Anniversary Western Grebe T-ShirtWhat better way to support to Bird Rescue with the new 49th Anniversary Western Grebe Tee! Soft and comfortable dark heather gray in unisex sizes S - XXL, with our logo in large print on the back.BUY NOWMembership Has Sweet BenefitsBecome a Bird Rescue member now at the $49 level and we will send you a digital version of our “Sweet Tweets: 49 recipes for 49 years”. These bird-inspired recipes will help sweeten these physical distancing months! JOIN GET COOKINGCOVID-19 ResponseOur wildlife hospitals are OPEN. Injured wildlife may be transported to us for treatment, but drop-off procedures have changed. Rescuers and transport personnel must follow our "zero-contact" admittance protocol.READ MORERemarkable Band ReturnThe oldest known King Eider – a species of sea duck – was oiled as an adult during an oil spill in Alaska in 1996. The recovered bird survived 23 years after oiling and release. (Photo by Ron Knight, CC)LEARN MOREVisit our Amazon Wish ListsOur Amazon.com wish lists have a wide variety of products we depend upon every day to support the treatment of our waterbird patients. Thank you for your support.SEE THE WISH LISTS Ways To GiveTogether, we can inspire others to act towards balance with thenatural world. Join us in our life-saving work!Emergency ResponseOur hand-picked team of professional emergency managers,wildlife rehabilitators, biologists and veterinarians are ready tomanage each aspect of a wildlife response.Today on BirdCamsEnjoy the live streaming BirdCams at our two California wildlifecenters!Corporate PartnersThere's a good chance that we've saved wildlife in areas of theworld where you do business. Let's work together! ON THE BLOG October 15, 2020 Patient of the Week: Brandt’s CormorantA Brandt’s Cormorant came to us last week after ingesting a fish hook and having two others lodged in its mouth. The two in its mouth were r [...]October 07, 2020 Photographers in Focus: Sandrine Biziaux-SchersonThis month we are spotlighting the gorgeous and evocative bird photography of Sandrine Biziaux-Scherson. Born in France and now living and w [...]October 03, 2020 Pelican with Repaired Pouch Tear Returns to the WildWatch then video of treatment and release After a month in care that included a 4-hour procedure to repair its torn pouch, a healed Brown Pe [...]

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International Bird Rescue (IBR) operates two year-round California aquatic bird rescue centers. One in Southern California located in San Pedro (Los Angeles Harbor) and another in Northern California in Fairfield (San Francisco Bay-Delta). Bird Rescue also has a operational Anchorage Wildlife Response Center (AWRC) available for oiled wildlife care in case of oil spills in Alaska. Since 1971, Bird Rescue's team of response specialists has led oiled bird rescue efforts in over 220 oil spills in more than 12 countries. It has also been proud member of the Oiled Wildlife Care Network (OWCN) since the beginning of this California state spill response agency.

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