Piping Plover Beach Walk & Talk
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In 1981 there were only seven pairs of piping plovers in the entire state of Maine. After decades of hard work and dedication, in 2023 there was a record 157 pairs recorded! Come learn about this federally threatened and state endangered beach-nesting shorebird and what makes it so special.
Helen Manning, a Biological Science Technician from Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge, will lead an educational walk on the Wells Reserve’s Laudholm Beach to discuss the biology of the piping plover and the monitoring and management efforts that have helped this species begin to make a recovery.
Free with site admission. Preregistration required at c3V6YW5uZSB8IHdlbGxzbmVyciAhIG9yZw== or (207) 646-1555 x116. Learn more at wellsreserve.org/event/76405/piping-plover-beach-walk-and-talk
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Helen Manning, a Biological Science Technician from Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge, will lead an educational walk on the Wells Reserve’s Laudholm Beach to discuss the biology of the piping plover and the monitoring and management efforts that have helped this species begin to make a recovery.
Free with site admission. Preregistration required at c3V6YW5uZSB8IHdlbGxzbmVyciAhIG9yZw== or (207) 646-1555 x116. Learn more at wellsreserve.org/event/76405/piping-plover-beach-walk-and-talk
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