How AI describes International Bird Rescue

International Bird Rescue is a nonprofit wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organization with two California centers that care for seabirds, particularly in oil spill crises; since 1971 it has admitted more than 160,000 birds and handles 3,500–5,000 admissions annually. It provides emergency response, research and innovation, conservation, and education to protect waterbirds and improve oiled-bird rehabilitation and preparedness. The organization engages the public through volunteering, donations, bird adoptions, educational programs, live BirdCams, a store, and partnerships to support its lifesaving work.