Some great news from the field: for the first time since the 1950s, Piping Plovers have nested in Pennsylvania. Not one, but two nests are the result of years of conservation work along the shores of Lake Erie by Audubon Pennsylvania and its partners. Read more |
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A Pennsylvania Game Commission wildlife biologist, bands one of the Piping Plover chicks at Gull Point |
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The Teshekpuk Lake wetlands, found within the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, is one of the world’s most important Arctic wetlands and home to hundreds of thousands of shorebirds, nesting loons, and molting geese. Help us keep these protected areas safe from oil development. Act Now |
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