- Protect migrating and nesting seabirds on both north and south facing cliffs. Some colonies on the south cliffs
are home to more than 8,000 birds including Cormorants, Common Murres, and Pigeon Guillemots.
- Protect seal haul-outs (places where seals rest and reproduce) during critical reproductive seasons.
- Create opportunities for the thousands of annual visitors to Cape Lookout to learn more about
the area’s natural resources – and how to enjoy them safely and responsibly.
Cape Lookout offers a rare view of biodiversity we all must cherish if we are to survive on this planet, and offers
a high-impact opportunity to preserve pristine and critical rocky habitats.
We are considering whether to lobby for additional protections
for Cape Lookout as part of our Rocky Habitat focus. What do you think?
Learn how you can
TAKE ACTION to protect our rocky coast.