Beach Nesting Birds: The Birds of Summer - A Fascinating Exploration of New Jersey's Shorebirds
EAST BRUNSWICK, [July 6th, 2023] — Join an engaging presentation on the unique biology and behavior of New Jersey's beach nesting shorebirds during the upcoming event, "Beach Nesting Birds: The Birds of Summer." This educational program will shed light on the challenges faced by biologists in protecting endangered species and the latest management strategies employed to ensure their recovery.
The event, scheduled for July 13 from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm, will delve into the lives of various beach nesting shorebirds found along New Jersey's coast, including the piping plover, the least tern, black skimmers, and American oyster catchers. Attendees will gain insights into the fascinating characteristics and behaviors of these avian species, as well as the efforts undertaken to safeguard them in the face of the state's bustling tourist-filled beaches.
Presented by Todd Pover, a Senior Wildlife Biologist for the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey, this program promises a wealth of knowledge and firsthand experiences. With over 30 years of involvement in researching and managing beach nesting birds, particularly the piping plover, Todd brings a wealth of expertise and a passion for conservation to the discussion. He is a proud alumnus of Rutgers University.
The "Beach Nesting Birds: The Birds of Summer" program will be offered in a hybrid format, allowing participants to attend in-person at the East Brunswick Public Library or virtually via Zoom. No registration is required, making it easily accessible to all interested individuals.
To join the Zoom Meeting, simply click on or copy/paste the following link: https://zoom.us/j/94539568227. The virtual connection ensures that those unable to attend in person can still benefit from the presentation.
This event, sponsored by the East Brunswick Public Library, is designed for adults and promises an enlightening experience for bird enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone interested in learning about the unique coastal ecosystem of New Jersey.
For more information, please contact the East Brunswick Public Library at their website: https://ilove.ebpl.org
