STORIES FROM THE WILDLANDS CONSERVANCY

Northern Spotted Owl Surveying at Jenner Headlands Preserve
Shanna Kesler Shanna Kesler

Northern Spotted Owl Surveying at Jenner Headlands Preserve

The federally threatened Northern Spotted Owl is an ‘indicator species’ meaning it can provide a greater picture of the health of these old growth forests. As part of restoration forestry efforts carried out by Wildlands staff and volunteers, The Wildlands Conservancy works to conserve and improve habitat conditions for rare, threatened and endangered species, protect water resources and water quality, and to manage wildfire resiliency at Jenner Headlands Preserve. In doing so, Wildlands staff routinely surveys the Preserve for Northern Spotted Owl activity to inform these efforts.

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