Castle Rock National Wildlife Refuge

This National Wildlife Refuge is 0.5 miles 0.80 km seaward from Crescent City in northern California. This seaside shake covers around 14 sections of land 57,000 m sq., and rises steeply 335 feet 102 m above ocean level. The asylum gives an imperative haven to the Aleutian clucking goose and settling seabirds.The Tolowa chased ocean lions from 30 feet 9.1 m to 40 feet 12 m long maritime kayaks at St. George Reef and Castle Rock. They likewise chased and ate ocean otters, ocean lions, whales, harbor and hide seals and also flying creatures, eggs and adolescent fowls with the most widely recognized midden winged animal bones being from juvenile cormorants. In May, men would gather eggs to be eaten and also blown void and used to make enlivening wreaths.