The conservation of Delaware Bay wildlife and habitats is an enigma to most people. Conservationists through the years have taken a broad stroke approach, buying land primarily, with little regard for the unintended consequences which can be overcome. Now we are left with a perfect opportunity to create new conservation efforts resting on the success of earlier efforts.
With this final post of the 29th season of our work on Delaware Bay, I would like to offer a few closing points. First of all, our work has been a great success this year. As far as we can tell, every bird got off safely and in good condition, and every crab driven to spawn found the habitat to do so.