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Saving the Puffins
Project Puffin, led by Dr. Stephen Kress, has brought puffins back to the Maine coastline. (2:54)
Video footage and photos by: Jose Azel
Produced by: Ryan R. Reed
Related:
A Puffin Comeback
Atlantic puffins had nearly vanished from the Maine coast until a young biologist defied conventional wisdom to lure them home
June 2010 |
By Michelle Nijhuis
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Comments (8)
Serching Clair Skarperud Moen! Remember us from Avaldsnesgt, Stavanger? Evy and Jan :)
Posted by Evy Melhus on June 21,2012 | 06:30 PM
Extraordinarily good news! Thank you Team Kress for your patience, dedication and fierce determination to return the PUffin to what had once been its natural habitat. If this can be done with Puffins, as Dr. Kress says, we should be able to replicate this with other species. Great work, excellent reporting. Thank you, Smithsonian.
Posted by Karen Wheeler on May 7,2012 | 12:35 PM
It is a pleasure to hear good news sometimes. Thank you for all your efforts.
Posted by Leon Bortnick on May 4,2012 | 11:42 PM
I visited this island on one of my trips to Maine. Great work!!! These truly are magical birds. Claire S. Moen North Dakota.
Posted by Claire S. Moen on June 3,2010 | 10:37 PM
I simple thank you is all I can offer to Dr Kress and his team. Thank you for your care and action. The puffins are wonderful.
Posted by Linda Medley on June 3,2010 | 06:59 PM
This is so inspirational!!! I have been fascinated by puffins since reading about them as a child.
Thank you for the patience and hard work that made this comeback possible.
Posted by Tessa Weeks on June 2,2010 | 05:50 PM
I congratulate You!!!! It makes me smile to see Puffins back to where they were prior to humans killing them.
I am so thrilled to see so many nesting there and can only imagine the thrill you must have!!!!!
Posted by Joan Sessions on June 1,2010 | 07:25 AM
Thanks to you and your team, the beautiful puffins are back. The latter as you say will just be a beginning for other animals that have disappeared to be brought back to 'life'.
What an accomplishment!
Posted by greg on May 20,2010 | 08:08 PM