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I am doing a research report about the bald eagle, can you possibly tell me the current population of bald eagles in California and possibly send me a map.
Question Date: 2006-05-30
Answer 1:

The only data that I could find was a report that said that there had been 151 breading pairs of bald eagles in California in 2000. The US Fish and Wildlife Service have good web sites about endangered species, maybe you can find more there. Some information can be found
here.

A map of estimated breeding pairs can be found here .

You can also find valuable information in the following map.



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