This form is about 20% heavier than the North American and probably represents a separate species. Marbled Murrelets are quite unique in that, unlike other seabirds in the auk family, they nest ...

In 1974 at California's Big Basin Redwood State Park, the marbled murrelet — the “enigma of the Pacific” — won the distinction of being the last bird species in the United States to have its nesting ...

In 1974 at California's Big Basin Redwood State Park, the marbled murrelet — the “enigma of the Pacific” — won the distinction of being the last bird species in the United States to have its nesting ...

Redwood, which might be home to as much as 90% of the nesting murrelets in California, plays an outsized role in the species’ survival, so Bensen feels a heightened sense of responsibility to do all ...

The threatened marbled murrelet is an iconic Pacific Northwest ... feeds in the ocean and travels such long distances to inland nest sites. This behavior is super unusual and it makes studying ...

A Wyoming Girl Scout who learned to love the outdoors long before becoming a jurist has weighed in on such critical national ...