The Common Murre Restoration Project

McChesney G and Kappes P. 2008. The Common Murre Restoration Project. Pacific Coast Science and Learning Center

The Common Murre (Uria aalge) is the most abundant seabird found nesting along the central California coast. There are several mainland and nearshore murre colonies in this region, as well as the large offshore colonies found on the North and South Farallon Islands.

Type
Resource Brief
Authors
McChesney, Gerry; Kappes, Peter
Date of Issue
2008-06
Publisher
Pacific Coast Science and Learning Center
Units
GOGA , PORE , SFAN
Keywords
birds, common murre, restoration, seabirds
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Birds

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