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Sempervirens Fund @sempervirensfund.bsky.social · 15/05/2026

On #EndangeredSpeciesDay, let’s defend the Endangered Species Act that helps to protect the marbled murrelet and other endangered species in the Santa Cruz Mountains. ▶️ Our online form makes it easy. Take action: secure.sempervirens.org/a/defend-en…

Photo: Marbled murrelets sport mottled brown feathers during breeding season, which falls between mid-April and late September. (Photo credit: Oregon State University)

A marbled murrelet flies over a backdrop of text on a blue background. The text describes the bird's behavior, mentioning it flies over redwoods at dawn and dusk to catch fish or reach its nest. Bold text highlights that it is the only seabird nesting in old-growth forests.

A marbled murrelet in flight against a blue background. Large text reads, "They depend on two very different habitats to survive." Below, smaller text explains the marbled murrelet's dependence on ocean and forest habitats due to human impacts.