The site includes an extensive resource library including scientific papers, K-12 curricula, videos, books, and artwork — browsable by format or topic.
the people protecting puffins
Puffins are protected by a wide circle of people: research scientists, forage fish ecologists, colony caretakers and rescuers, along with the painters, photographers and writers who make people care about them. Each person has a profile showing what they do, and many have more than one role. Visitors can filter the guardians directory by any role, so finding everyone who studies puffin diet, or everyone who carves them in wood, takes one click.
work worth sharing
The resource library collects the best work on puffins in one place. It holds new books like The Great Auk and Seabirds as Sentinels, field photography, a hand-carved wood inlay and news coverage of seabird die-offs. Every entry is tagged by topic, format and the person who made it, so a researcher looking for papers and a teacher looking for images can each find what they need.
Resources
Scientific papers, K-12 curricula, videos, books, and artwork all live in one resource library, each tagged by type and linked to the person who made it. Visitors can browse the whole collection by format or topic, and researchers can submit new papers through a form that feeds straight into the library.
inspired by puffin and sea
The World Puffin Congress palette draws directly from the puffin’s own world – the cold Atlantic, the dramatic coastal cliffs, and the bird’s unmistakable coloring. Shades of blue anchor the brand in the open ocean, while a warm, saturated orange-red pulls from the puffin’s iconic beak, giving the brand an immediate visual connection to the animal at the center of everything.
