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International Bird Rescue Research Center On Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009 16 more birds were released from the Sea Slime '09 event. IBRRC helped treat over 400 birds from the Pacific Northwest algae sea foam event. Scientists believe the toxic foam killed 10,000 birds.
International Bird Rescue Research Center 212 Sea-slimed seabirds now released. More tomorrow. Your support is making all the difference. Help save these seabirds at http://intbirdrescue.blogspot.com/
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Dear friends,As you know, International Bird Rescue Research Center (IBRRC) is in the midst of a large-scale rescue effort to save seabirds threatened by a massive algal bloom off the coast of Oregon and Washington State. ...
International Bird Rescue Research Center Sorry about the ow.ly links. Here it is http://intbirdrescue.blogspot.com/
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The skimming operation to remove hundreds of gallons of spilled oil is complete.
International Bird Rescue Research Center Join our cause to save seabirds from deadly sea-slime
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International Bird Rescue Research Center Washed just under 150 birds yesterday. 90 more to be washed. Hoping to release our first birds over the weekend. Still need all the support we can get to save these birds.
International Bird Rescue Research Center We washed 112 birds of the algal slime yesterday. More to go. 450 birds in care from Pacific Northwest toxic foam event.
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Unusual sea slime harming thousands of birds along Oregon and Washington coasts. International Bird Rescue helping.
International Bird Rescue Research Center Interested in volunteering? Call 707-207-0380 Ext 109. All help is appreciated!
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Birgit Klump (left) and Mark Russell rinse one of the hundreds of birds brought to the Fairfield rescue center.
International Bird Rescue Research Center Oregon Public radio has informative audio report on the algae bloom featuring IBRRC's Jay Holcomb on the bird rescue efforts. Click on the mp3 to download the report (top left)
Source: www.opb.org
Thousands of seabirds are washing ashore off the coast of Oregon and Washington, stripped of their natural protection from water and cold air. ...
