shorebirds

The short answer is it is too early to tell, but one thing is clear: this year will likely differ from all the previous years of our 27 years of research and protection. 

The number of red knots and turnstones in NJ this year gave our team a much-needed boost. The birds came back! But hidden in these numbers are a few thorny questions.

We began our 25th year monitoring the Delaware Bay Shorebird…

USGS and ASMFC statisticians ignore the aerial ground count estimates as they also ignore the low egg densities in order to support their untested models that justify the death of too many horseshoe crabs.

We are now reaping the results of the agency-led double assault on the Delaware Bay stopover.

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