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.
The largest population of horseshoe crabs in the world spawn in Delaware Bay. They provide food for birds and fish. Five blogs describe new ways to help restore them to original numbers.