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The California coast host thousands of breeding, resting, and feeding seabirds, throughout the year. Data has shown seabirds are highly susceptible to human-related disturbances. Vessels close to cliffs and offshore rocks can disrupt breeding activities and cause adults to permanently abandon their nests. Keep your distance from breeding and resting sights. Steer around rafts and feeding flocks of seabirds. Boaters, follow these easy tips and help protect seabirds:
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It's the Law! Federal and state laws prohibit harassment of seabirds, marine mammals and sea turtles. Help protect California's coast - report wildlife disturbances to the NOAA Enforcement Hotline (800) 853-1964. Click here for detailed information on Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary Regulations. Click here for detailed information on Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Regulations. |
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