CWF’s Shorebird Stewards Protect Delaware Bay Shorebirds and Educate the Public

by Larissa Smith, wildlife biologist

Shorebirds at Reed’s Beach Photo by Bob Bocci

This shorebird season, twenty-one stewards helped to patrol the closed shorebird beaches in Cape May and Cumberland Counties. Stewards not only make sure that no one is entering the closed areas but also educate beach goers about the shorebirds and horseshoe crabs.

Thank you to all Shorebird Stewards!

Steward Bob Bocci at Fortescue Photo by M. Tribulski

Stewards Dan & Cheryl Alexander at Cook’s Beach

Learn More:

• Conserve Wildlife Foundation’s Delaware Bay Shorebird Project
• Become a Shorebird Steward!

Larissa Smith is the volunteer manager/wildlife biologist for Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey.

Tags: 2016, Conserve Wildlife Foundation, Delaware Bay, horseshoe crabs, New Jersey, new jersey wildlife, Shorebirds, volunteer

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