Isla Rasa

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Isla Rasa is a small, remote island in Mexico’s Gulf of California known as a critical seabird nesting site and protected wildlife refuge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
protected area
area less than 1 square kilometre
biodiversitySignificance supports a high proportion of the world population of Heermann’s gull
supports a high proportion of the world population of elegant tern
conservationIssue disturbance to nesting seabirds
historical egg harvesting
conservationMeasure access restrictions during breeding season
legal protection as a wildlife refuge
continent North America
country Mexico
ecoregion Gulf of California xeric scrub
governingBody Mexican federal environmental authorities NERFINISHED
habitatType arid island
rocky and sandy terrain
humanUse seasonal scientific research station
knownFor critical seabird breeding habitat in the Gulf of California
large breeding colonies of Heermann’s gull
large breeding colonies of elegant tern
seabird nesting site
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Gulf of California NERFINISHED
Islas San Lorenzo archipelago NERFINISHED
Mexican state of Baja California NERFINISHED
meaningOfName “flat island” in Spanish
partOf Gulf of California Islands NERFINISHED
population uninhabited by permanent human residents
protectedStatus Important Bird Area
biosphere reserve component
wildlife refuge
surroundedBy Gulf of California waters NERFINISHED

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Gulf of California hasIsland Isla Rasa