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The THP area also contains habitat for ESA two listed species, the northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet Originally, CAL FIRE had tried to hide the fact that there was marbled murrelet habitat, and it’s only

Wildlife impacts: Insufficient detail on how operations will affect northern spotted owls, marbled murrelets

On top of that, JDSF is home to the endangered northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet, making the

Marbled murrelet at sea. Photo: Craig Strong. Marbled Murrelets The marbled murrelet, a small seabird that nests in the mossy branches of coastal old-growth no data concerning murrelets and wind turbines. the flight paths of murrelets. murrelet nesting success by deterring corvids that prey on murrelet eggs.

impacts to a number of rare, threatened, and endangered species, including northern spotted owls, marbled murrelets

forests also offer unique and critical habitat for at-risk fish and wildlife, including the marbled murrelet

investigating an ARU survey protocol as an alternative to traditional visual/audio surveys for marbled murrelet

old growth and rare second growth forest, it provides potential habitat for species such as marbled murrelet

On top of that, because JDSF is home to the endangered northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet, the

result in bird and bat deaths, including to some of the most iconic avian friends, like the marbled murrelet

brooms provide an excellent structure for nesting birds, including the northern spotted owl and marbled murrelets

Drawing public attention  in September to the marbled murrelet’s continued struggle for survival.