Resources for Pilots

Learn strategies to minimize bird strike risk and protect seabirds
Read more, download materials or request a lively presentation.
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Take the pledge to fly seabird safe
Flying above 1000' AGL is the best way to protect seabirds while you fly - and it’s a good practice for safety.
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Resources for Boaters

Learn to spot sensitive seabird colonies
We’ll show you how to identify seabird colonies on the water.
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Request maps, materials and tide books
Our free materials will help you ID seabirds, the places they breed, and strategies to protect them while on the water.
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California’s coast is a breeding ground for dozens of seabird species. Seabird Protection Network shows pilots and boaters small actions that can ensure our seabirds have the space they need to thrive.
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NEW!Comprehensive scientific literature review report on Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (drones)

A Literature Review on the Effects of Uncrewed Aircraft Systems on Birds, Marine Mammals, and Sea Turtles (Rhodes and Pickett, December 2021)

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