Brown Pelican

The Brown Pelican is a federally endangered species and the Marbled Murrelet is a federally threatened species and an endangered species under California law.,

USDOJ: Justice News 2010

The Brown Pelican is a federally endangered species and the Marbled Murrelet is a federally threatened species and an endangered species under California law.

Marine Log News 2009

We headed down to the beach and saw seals and the Brown Pelican which is an endangered species.

TravelPod.com TravelStream™ — Recent Entries at TravelPod.com 2009

Same with the Brown Pelican, the Rufous Hummingbird and the hundreds of other North American birds.

David Yarnold: For the Love of Birds David Yarnold 2011

What will happen to the Brown Pelican now that the BP oil spill is polluting their habitat?

Miles Grant: 3 Things You Can Do For Wildlife on Endangered Species Day 2010

  The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries estimates at least 400 species could be impacted by the oil spill, including a dozen, like the sperm whale, West Indian manatee, and Brown Pelican, that are listed under the Endangered Species Act.  The oil spill is expected to make landfall by this weekend.

Sarah Chasis: NRDC Calls for a Time-Out on New Offshore Drilling Activities 2010

One species the National Wildlife Federation is especially worried about this year is the Brown Pelican.

Miles Grant: 3 Things You Can Do For Wildlife on Endangered Species Day 2010

What will happen to the Brown Pelican now that the BP oil spill is polluting their habitat?

Miles Grant: 3 Things You Can Do For Wildlife on Endangered Species Day 2010

One species the National Wildlife Federation is especially worried about this year is the Brown Pelican.

Miles Grant: 3 Things You Can Do For Wildlife on Endangered Species Day 2010

Looking out upon the beautiful sunrise on the Caribbean Sea we saw the Magnificent Frigatebird, Brown Pelican, Laughing Gull, and Sandwich Tern.

Archive 2006-10-01 Scott Schmidt 2006