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  • Why do we study them?
  • How can I get involved
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    • Survey Training Videos
  • Current Happenings
  • Gallery photos and video
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​Salish Sea Guillemot Network
Pigeon Guillemot Breeding Survey

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​Welcome to the Salish Sea Guillemot Network
We are a community science project dedicated to the research, education, and protection of the Pigeon Guillemot in the Salish Sea.  We monitor Pigeon Guillemots breeding colonies across the region to better understand their population dynamics and role in healthy coastal ecosystems. Our survey is collaboratively coordinated by the organizations above.
Learn about our work in the video below

New!  Presentations by University of Washington researchers of work done using SSGN collected data.  Click here.

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What is a pigeon guillemot?
Pigeon Guillemots,
Cepphus columba, are medium-sized seabirds in the Alcid family.
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WHY DO WE

STUDY THEM?
 Pigeon Guillemots are an important indicator species for marine ecosystems across the Salish Sea.
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HOW CAN I GET

INVOLVED?
Trained volunteers are key to gathering the core of our research data. Find your nearest survey area.
Our Partners
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Email

guillemotresearch@gmail.com