Catalina Island Bald Eagle Webcams

Catalina Island is home to some of its most captivating wildlife webcams, with Explore.org cameras focused on bald eagle nests across the island. People worldwide tune in to watch these remarkable birds pair up, guard their nests, and care for their young. While you are visiting Catalina Island, stay alert—you may catch sight of a bald eagle in the wild.

Facts from Institute of Wildlife Studies (IWS)

IWS started the work of bringing bald eagles back to Catalina Island in 1980. Today, about 20 pairs of bald eagles are breeding across 5 of the 8 Channel Islands.

EXPLORE.org-powered West End Bald Eagle Cam

The source page includes Explore.org camera description text about the west end of Catalina Island, where a lifelong bald eagle pair nests above the ocean. The description highlights egg laying, nest protection, chick feeding, hunting and flight lessons, and the broader bald eagle restoration program begun by the Institute for Wildlife Studies in 1980. It also notes that the nest has been active since 1991 and streaming live since 2005, with support from an educational partnership among Institute for Wildlife Studies, Montrose Settlements Program, Catalina Island Conservancy, and Explore.org.

EXPLORE.org-powered Two Harbors West End Overlook

Two Harbors Bald Eagle Cam

The source page also includes a brief Explore.org description of the Two Harbors Bald Eagle Cam, focused on a bald eagle nest with a view over the small village of Two Harbors.