How you can help shorebirds this summer.
                                                               
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Snowy Plovers.
Help Keep Our Beaches Bird-Friendly
Summer is here, and we’re not the only ones excited to hit the beach. Iconic coastal birds like terns, plovers, and pelicans rely on beaches to rest, feed, and raise their young. Here are some tips to protect birds and hidden nests while you enjoy the coast.

When beaches get too crowded, bird parents have trouble finding food for themselves and their chicks. Worst still, people and their pets may accidentally step on their nests or frighten and chase nesting birds, too. This World Oceans Day, learn more about how you can step up to help protect coastal wildlife and the habitat they need.
Share the Shore!
Snowy Plovers. Photo: Katherine Pirozzi/Audubon Photography Awards
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